This is an interesting idea. A few potential issues come to mind:

• In this system, each community needs moderators from each instance it is on. A small instance run by one person would face a challenge finding people to moderate potentially hundreds of communities.
• You mention that a user who doesn’t like their instance’s moderation can use a different instance, but this isn’t easy. There’s no account migration at the moment. This is more of an issue with the lack of that functionality, since there are many other reasons people would want to switch instances.
• If this was implemented, presumably it would require merging all existing communities that share names. There may be some big differences in the culture and content of these instances which could cause problems. You’ll find different content in the “memes” communities on lemmy.world, slrpnk.net, and hexbear.net.

Oysters

My point is there could be a @taylorswift but it doesn’t matter because people know which account is hers.

Taylor Swift’s Twitter handle is @taylorswift13 and it doesn’t seem to be a problem for her.

I think everyone is just memeing on the original comment.

Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff

Something like this?

https://danterious.codeberg.page/map.html

I’d find the guy who became the first guy to smoke stuff after the original first guy got stopped.

!bestoflemmy@lemmy.world

Interesting. This explains why posts never seem to have more than a few likes on the small Mastodon instance I use. I have to say I’m not a fan.

I’m late 30s. I can’t remember <13. So, at least the last 30+ years

Something isn’t adding up here…

Dang, I probably have five right now

It’s hard to beat Obra Dinn, but The Witness is another of my favorite puzzle games.

Edit: “hard to beat” meaning it’s a good game, not that it’s difficult (although it is in fact pretty difficult).

This comment is more effort than the person you’re responding to was going to put into the game.

What’s the black thing on the left, in front of the building?

Thanks for the question!

There’s also “Doc” Maynard, one of the founders of Seattle.

It’s fun to fire up every now and then and check out what’s new. I mostly play indie games, deckbuilders, etc., so I don’t care about graphics so much.

I will say they did monetization right - free to play with absolutely no pay to win elements.

From the article - “which is twice the failure rate for non-AI technology-related startups.”

I do for creators I want to support. But I’ll turn it back on right away if they’re too annoying or sketchy.