They have a Community: /c/mlemapp@lemmy.ml
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Relaxed section for discussion and debate that doesn't fit anywhere else. Whether it's advice, how your week is going, a link that's at the back of your mind, or something like that, it can likely go here.
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Thanks! Didn't even know it existed. I guess its one of the things that's hard to figure out from the readme (no mention of who is the creator, or which socials, or which communities etc).
I'll probably submit a PR later today...
It is hiding in the settings. About Mlem and the community link beneath.
If you’re not actually looking in the app, it is @davidbures@mstdn.social (should definitely be added somewhere on GitHub if it isn’t).
Perhaps I'm reading into it, but it sounds like the majority of your exposure is with someone(s) who is a poor dog owner and lets their dogs do whatever they like. Which is isn't to invalidate your discomfort, but I wonder if you wouldn't have a better time of things if 70%(or w/e) of your exposure to dogs wasn't dealing with extreme misbehavior, and therefore it wouldn't be at the forefront of your mind.
Some things I think are needed first:
- greatly improved UX for handling links to content hosted on other instances: you shouldn't have to use the inconspicuous search function to access it via your instance,
- community collections: aggregating communities by topic each with a clear overview, their own feed and a nice, convenient way to (make and view) crossposts between them,
- polish and stability of the available app(s),
- ease of migrating between instances (massive bonus if we can have portable identities),
- a change in how we present the core idea behind the federation model: it's not about aggregation (this misconception leads to frustration over "fragmentation"), it's about community self-governance/autonomy and error-correction (as in making it easier for communities to migrate if authority is misused).