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7 days agoIt’s just a bit od that you are announcing it on another reddit replacement without bothering to make a comparison.
It looks like you just made an account, have you even looked at how Lemmy compares to reddit?
The main point of Lemmy/mbin is to be a federated service, but you are not even mentioning the federation angle in passing. If you are building a centralised service, why? If not, do you plan to adopt activity pub?
I 100% agree that federation is hard, but the opposite of federation is fragmentation, which is the death of a social platform.
So why would someone pick Nooki? What does a text-only reddit clone bring too the table?
Is it meant for low resources solution for TUI enthusiasts? To make it easier to circumvent censorship and organise small activist groups?