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The tricky part is defining an algo for hot, it’s a bit different than reddit since some instances may have many people, and local may have fewer, so there should be a balance such that posts from larger instances don’t overwhelm local instances perhaps.
I don't disagree it's tricky. But it's necessary if Lemmy will ever be a Reddit replacement.
Oh absolutely! Looking to get it running locally so I can start building something out and trialing something. Trial and error iteration would work well here I think