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On lemmy.ca there is a new community of which the mod thinks it is okay to basically run it as such: https://lemmy.ml/c/elon@lemmy.ca To sub to it, you might have to go to it via the “communities” menu of your instance.
Perhaps, but I would rather see (heh) the “/u/” thing used instead of “/c/”, unless it is about e.g. a famous person and not a community made by said person. This way there is better distinction between e.g. /c/TomScott and /u/TomScott.*
*not that I expect him here though, given how much he dislikes Reddit. Anyway, it was just an example.
Edit: fixed a typo that made the comment show commas instead of periods in one abbreviation.
I joined Lemmy before federation worked, which is why I joined the “flagship” instance. In addition, other instances are often more localised, theme-specific or very political (Lemmygrad, Wolfballs). And some instances are poorly guarded outposts via which the troll incursions are coming in. Mind you, the admins there are probably good people but it does do little good to the name of those instances (and they risk defederation). Maybe if Lemmy as a whole grows people might successfully spread, but for now most would stick to the bigger instances with the most topics and the best moderation.
Edit: I interpreted the question as specific to Lemmy, even though the topic is in /c/fediverse.
Discussion has been held/might be ongoing in this c/technology thread.
Default look from the version that just came out: https://www.enlightenment.org/
Link is dead.