Is it the majority though? Seems like it’s only about 12% of the US workforce for instance https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2024/18-5-million-office-and-administrative-support-jobs-in-may-2023-12-2-percent-of-total-employment.htm

Most jobs are repetitive bullshit

Most jobs in tech (and advertising, and a few other fields). Not most jobs in agriculture, construction, hospitality, etc. etc.

I would expect it to work reliably, but I have been wondering why it throws 404s, that seems like the wrong error…

lemvotes.org also exists

I default to subscribed+scaled, and I check all+top 6-24 hours when I feel like staying on top of news. It works pretty well.

.world is not defederated from .ml

See https://lemmy.world/instances

You might be thinking of lemmygrad.ml?

Just block Lemmy entirely

Get help, kid

It’s not for when users delete themselves…

Hell yeah

Yeah, you’re right. Minimal useful explanation is necessary. It can always be expanded later too

Fair enough. I guess I can see some other discoverability a related uses too (e.g. related pages on other wikis, or backlinks)

What has that got to do with federation though?

Is there a reason for it to be federated? Like, would you want to follow the change log for each page?

Given just your comments on this thread, I think they’re bang on the money. Grow up.

If there are clear distinctions between them, this is a good thing IMO. If I sign up for a community, I want to see content that’s on topic. If I see too much unrelated stuff, I’ll leave. If I want to see both types of topic, I can just join both.

Idk. You also gotta know that people are going to come and join in before you know it’s worth the effort

Neat

This is some real “I did my poli-sci bachelors on youtube” big-brain shit

OK, so not the software, but the accessibility for non-techy people