Comprehensive nesting category system made on PieFeed
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https://piefed.social/f/lemmycategories
Here is the outcome from the brief chat I had here.
This is not finished - not in categories, not in organisation, not in communities, but I'm getting exhausted currently. Many communities on here are old, dead, tired. Some are new. Many categories are barren, some are overfilled and need more segmentation. I'm just sharing what I've built as I think this could be very helpful to community advertisement and exploration.
I'd like anyone who runs or knows of communities to let me know here, so I can add them.
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https://piefed.social/f/lemmycategories
Here is the outcome from the brief chat I had here.
This is not finished - not in categories, not in organisation, not in communities, but I'm getting exhausted currently. Many communities on here are old, dead, tired. Some are new. Many categories are barren, some are overfilled and need more segmentation. I'm just sharing what I've built as I think this could be very helpful to community advertisement and exploration.
I'd like anyone who runs or knows of communities to let me know here, so I can add them.
@Emperor@feddit.uk this is what I meant.
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@Emperor@feddit.uk this is what I meant.
Very impressive.
This is not finished - not in categories, not in organisation, not in communities, but I’m getting exhausted currently.
It must be collaborative or you'll burn yourself out.
I wonder if it can be done on !ibis@lemmy.ml and then that information gets pulled through to another site where it could be used for filtering. And/or, as Ibis now federates with Lemmy (see !wiki@test.ibis.wiki), it would just appear on here anyway and you could search "political communities" and it would bring up the relevant wiki page inside Lemmy.
This also fits with what I was pondering on Threadiverse community alternatives to subs. There are a few sites that went up with the first Rexxit but they are no longer maintained and it would be better done in a wiki.
My thinking was that Lemmy instances could have their own Ibis instance that would include a page for each community named "c/community". So we'd have:
And elsewhere you'd have:
wiki.lemmy.world/c/privacy
wiki.lemmy.ml/c/privacyAnd these could then be linked in from both:
ibis.wiki/sub_alternatives
ibis.wiki/threadiverse_privacyNail down your naming structure early on and it should go smoothly, with wikis being flexible enough to allow changes to be made if we needed to tweak things.
It is one of the reasons why I asked @nutomic@lemmy.ml about being able to log into Iris with your Lemmy account, because you could closely integrate Lemmy and Ibis, especially now it federates (no point in having two accounts).
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Very impressive.
This is not finished - not in categories, not in organisation, not in communities, but I’m getting exhausted currently.
It must be collaborative or you'll burn yourself out.
I wonder if it can be done on !ibis@lemmy.ml and then that information gets pulled through to another site where it could be used for filtering. And/or, as Ibis now federates with Lemmy (see !wiki@test.ibis.wiki), it would just appear on here anyway and you could search "political communities" and it would bring up the relevant wiki page inside Lemmy.
This also fits with what I was pondering on Threadiverse community alternatives to subs. There are a few sites that went up with the first Rexxit but they are no longer maintained and it would be better done in a wiki.
My thinking was that Lemmy instances could have their own Ibis instance that would include a page for each community named "c/community". So we'd have:
And elsewhere you'd have:
wiki.lemmy.world/c/privacy
wiki.lemmy.ml/c/privacyAnd these could then be linked in from both:
ibis.wiki/sub_alternatives
ibis.wiki/threadiverse_privacyNail down your naming structure early on and it should go smoothly, with wikis being flexible enough to allow changes to be made if we needed to tweak things.
It is one of the reasons why I asked @nutomic@lemmy.ml about being able to log into Iris with your Lemmy account, because you could closely integrate Lemmy and Ibis, especially now it federates (no point in having two accounts).
There are certainly a lot of possibilities, the problem is generally lack of time and developers. Ibis supports OAuth login now, although Lemmy doesnt work as an auth provider yet (but that could be done by having another service handle auth). Anyway first I need to cleanup Ibis and get the new version out.
