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Na. Don’t see how that accomplish anything.
Are you trying to tell me that beaurocracy doesn’t magically solve everything?
The only thing it solves is not enough beaurocracy.
most have some sort of meta community already, and dming admins is probably the faster way to get issues resolved
For region-specific instances, I think it might be a good idea: community-outreach, or something like that…
Imagine being able to go the the Lemmy.Lebanon instance, & find a kind of community where totally-dumbass-to-them questions that we outsiders would ask, wouldn’t be presumed-to-be-intentionally-wrong…
where we could ask the kinds of questions that they wouldn’t want their normal communities stuffed with…
If it became a tradition where region-specific instances had this, then … it’d be a good thing, for cultural-exchange & for language-learners, woudn’t it?
So, in that context yes, I think it’d be good…
But it isn’t just region-specific, language-specific, for language-learners to start with…
profession-specific, for onboarding future-professionals…
there are many cases where that could work well.
The general-purpose instances, however … it doesn’t really make any sense, does it?
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Not sure I understand.
Are you suggesting that there would be an alternative to of [email protected] on lemmy.ca or something?
