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So what's up with BeeHaw?
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Looking at Local > New on the front page, posts are from:
quite a gap in post frequency.
Beehaw would be far more thriving if they let users make communities instead of restricting us to the current generic ones. I think that's the single biggest factor preventing this place from booming.
Anyway, not sure of how much we may have in common, but I'm also on Kbin and would be happy to be friends!
I didn't realize there were restrictions on creating communities. That does feel... restrictive.
Thanks for the reply and nice to meet you!
Honestly, I think the generic communities work better for us for now. We don't really have the userbase for anything niche yet. Letting people create their own communities here would just lead to an awful lot of ghost towns. Doing it this way also lets us sidestep the reddit mod fiefdom problem, where anyone can create a sub and abuse the mod powers.
I think most of us like the generic communities as it means they are well cared for/moderated