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this post was submitted on 24 Apr 2026
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I don't think the technology is the issue. After all from an user perspective, you just sign up somewhere and then get to see "all" the content in the Fediverse. Similar experience as setting up an email account at gmail or protonmail or whereever.
The problem is that there is no generic content. Most of it is often overly technical or political, so unless you are specifically into that you won't have a good time.
What generic content do you think is missing most?
I guess those things are actually already there, but not in a significant amount yet. Chicken and egg problem...