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Still not enough content. I already feel the slow down in activities. I'm in a weird spot rn. I go back to reddit because there's more interesting stuff to see, but the official apps is so bad, that I come back here. Also People here seems more intelligent on avg.
I like lemmy because there is no ads and no gold and premium stupid stuff like NFTs and 50$ awards. I liked the awards ideas ,but damn paying up to 100$ for digital emojis that everyone will forget in a day?
The big downside is the lack of embedded videos. Of course videos takes a lot of server power compared to text. But I hope we find a way to implement this in the future.
I think we should have a public board that shows the instance hardware spec and the finance. So we can set donations goals to upgrade servers or keep them afloat.
Eh, I used reddit before they had their own image and video hosting, it was fine as long as you had RES. Maybe imgur can get some more traffic.
I've seen some instances that have extensions for proper integration with 3rd party gifs and video, so most likely that will come in future Lemmy versions.
There's embedded videos, no need to host them yourself - you just need to link to somewhere supported.
It's on my to-do list for my app, if no one has figured it out on the web maybe I'll help out. It's not that hard to do but it's not exactly fun
I mean that you don't need to change apps to play a video. I use Jerboa .