I think this may not have enough total posts to impact a feed like it needs to. Would definitely be a useful feature tho

Do you think there would be similar frustration points in the Mastodon to Lemmy process? Obviously, I am ok with both so this may be a major blindspot of mine, but I suspect that may be a slightly easier transition.

Also those aren't weird names for tags they are more like existing communities. Because Mastodon does not have native groups there are several implementations like https://a.gup.pe to fill the gap. Following tags like that is a similar way to go about it. They are distinct from #books or #horror. #monsterdon in particular is a weekly monster movie watch party. The point is that these are active communities with a lot of crossover potential.

I'm saying you wouldn't see racist bullshit and spam in !fediverse@whatever.

From the original post:

a community skirting the line trying to look like CSAM isn’t a line I’m willing to walk

That's almost certainly a reference to the "child-like" rule

lemmynsfw.com does not show sidebars unless logged in

Right? If this ends up killing my instance imma be pissed

In a similar vein, I've also seen Nextcloud used for this purpose.

Even the NYT has been pretty shady recently. Particularly in regards to their trans coverage. Here's the story from GLAAD and on NPR.

Check out !newcommunities@lemmy.world and maybe sort by top past week to see what's gaining traction over there.

One thing that hasn't been mentioned here is that at a large scale this probably has significant impacts on weather patterns.

Imagine these being built into existing air conditioning units. In the right area they could reasonably power themselves.

Somebody posted a tool that handles this sort of searching for a number of popular instances that do not fit the usual patterns, see https://kbin.social/m/fediverse/t/52753