The linked post shows how most non-tech people’s understanding of email is very very different from most of the people here.

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People have been using email since they were five and all modern lives depend on it. If they don’t understand federation they will just be confused why they can’t see the content and leave. “I didn’t understand it and it didn’t work” is one of the more commons reasons I’ve seen on Reddit for failing lemmy

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Doesn’t it default to All? Or at least Local? Shouldn’t they just see a feed of everything if they go to the main page?

The experience is almost exactly the same as Reddit if you don’t worry about federation or technicalities.

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I think admins choose, but tbh reddit is also pretty algorithmic these days

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But they should still see content, even if they don’t understand anything.

The only way they won’t is if the admins decided users shouldn’t see anything without first subscribing to something, which is a terrible way to ease people in to the service. There needs to be a default feed so normies can use it too!

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