QuinicV Now • 71%
So we were aware they weren't completely extinct since we were keeping a few around? The title makes it seem like it just popped up and was a complete surprise.
QuinicV Now • 50%
Those just look like long beans.
QuinicV Now • 100%
You should look into ReVanced :)
Bugün reddit uygulamaları için son gün. Buranın büyümesi açısından reddite kapsamlı bir post yapılabilir. Fakat buranın oradan gelen kitleyle kalitesizleşceğini düşünenlerde var. Şahsen oraya açıklayıcı bir post yapmakta fayda var diye düşünüyorum. Bunu üstlenmek isteyen var mı?
QuinicV Now • 100%
Your haughty ass is even more annoying tbh.
QuinicV Now • 100%
I realize Lemmy needs to get much bigger for that to happen. My question was more directed at how search engines would handle the fediverse. Though I see now that that wasn't very clear.
QuinicV Now • 100%
Interesting. I hadn't even thought about how the fact that instance1.[post] and instance2.[post@instance1] is essentially the same thing and how search engines would handle it. Interested in what you come up with!
QuinicV Now • 66%
I imagine that would be quite inconvenient... Especially as Lemmy grows and has potentially many more instances.
QuinicV Now • 100%
But what if the post I'm searching for is not on lemmy.world? Say the instance doesn't even have Lemmy in their name, like beehaw.org. How would a search engine index it? How would it know it's part of Lemmy?
A great use for reddit is the ability to search posts and opinions about any niche topic. Will that be possible with Lemmy as it grows? Will I be able to Google "instant rice Lemmy" and get a comprehensive tier list of each brand? I imagine search engines will have trouble with all the different instances(?). EDIT: Especially with instances that don't have Lemmy in their name, I don't think search engines would return them for Lemmy searches?