A common pattern of subreddit nomenclature on Reddit is the anarchy of naming subtopics (like Game memes, political memes).
e.g There are multiple subreddits for TF2: r/tf2 and r/truetf2; however this is confusing. These
I think there should be tree-style communities; it probably won't stick though.
Examples:
- !tf2/memes
- !communism/memes
- !vexillology/help
- !vexillography/memes
- !linux/memes
- !videos/meta
(I wouldn’t use backslashes; since they are used in URLs.)
(I don’t see much reason to agree with this suggestion; but some other people might be able to agree with it.)
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For discussion about the lemmy.ml instance, go to !meta@lemmy.ml.
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actually / would be ok for urls, backslash would work as well, but it would require quoting in the url with %5c. Any other character could work as well like . or -
reminds me of the naming convention of usenet, rec.arts.tv.starttrek.tos
Usenet used that naming convention? I am now liking Usenet (not newsnet lmao).
that sounds like a forum to me, with topics and subtopics hierarchy. discourse is like that isn’t it?