The left didn't touch it either and they had decades to do so.
Reality is, a third of the country is more than 60 years old, which kind of fool must you be to oppose such a strong voting demographics?
AbsolutelyNotABot
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The left didn't touch it either and they had decades to do so.
Reality is, a third of the country is more than 60 years old, which kind of fool must you be to oppose such a strong voting demographics?
I think the main problem with Lemmy (and with Mastodon and many fediverse software too) is discoverability, expecially when the network is so small like in our case.
Lemmy ranking algorithm suck, it never succede in showing me interesting content, unless you opt for a "subscribed only" feed I can't see why follow communities if they never impact how they appear, and discovering new interesting communities is basically impossible, all the ones I follow are from reddit refugees that left a pinned post on Reddit saying "you can find us at this Lemmy instance as c/..."