Is there a reason behind this?

I just worry that there will come a point when beehaw has too many users for that to work. If we had 1/8 of reddit’s users there’s still a good chance it would turn into a violent place. Would beehaw limit growth at a certain point?

Good point. By echo chamber I mean to say I hope this community doesn’t become a place where liberals get mad at conservatives, (or vice versa) those sentiments are agreed with by others, and it just becomes a big place for hating on conservatives. That also raises the question of how we bring different viewpoints into this community without causing it to become one big cesspool of hate. How do we have civil discussions among different viewpoints.

~I hope this makes sense, I didn’t proofread~

I don’t see a field named AP. Thanks though!

Zuckerberg misled everyone, burned tens of billions of dollars, convinced an industry of followers to submit to his quixotic obsession, and then killed it the second that another idea started to interest Wall Street.

Capitalism at it’s finest

Sorry. I thought most people would have seen the post posted here earlier. No comments appear anywhere but my inbox. I’ll click on “one comment” and there will be nothing there no matter how I sort it. Federated comments also just don’t appear. Sometimes i’ll click on a post with something like “12 comments” but only see one.