Until someone on your instance subscribes to a community on another instance, yours won’t have any info about it. So it won’t come up in search results.
You can run a search for a specific community if you know and enter it’s exact name and instance. You might have to do the search twice. Once to tell your instance to look for it. A second time to see if it found it.
The place to find those specific community names and instances, is here
Yes that’s correct.
All has posts from all the communities the members on that instance subscribe to.
New things can and should be built.
New things.
Taking something that’s currently good at what it does, and changing it to do something substantially new doesn’t work.
Google would have been better off, if they created a new service to emulate TickTock rather than shoehorn TickTock videos into YouTube.
They created Inbox to try to redesign email, rather than mess with how Gmail worked. That was absolutely the right way to do it.
That’s what your talking about here. Rather than adapt Lemmy to your new idea. Create an entirely new system expressly designed for it. That would really be making something new.
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I don’t know why some people seem to frequently want something to be something else.
When one service tries to incorporate multiple (and very different) modes of interactions, it always suffers.
Lemmy isn’t a chat room. If you want a live discussion you go to Discord or Matrix. Lemmy isn’t that. It shouldn’t be that. I remember when the Lemmy feed would constantly update. Even when It was working properly, it was extremely annoying. Lets let Lemmy be Lemmy. And if you want to engage with people in a different way, go to a service that was designed for it. Specialization is a good thing.
I would imagine dark mode as just white on black, instead of the black on white.
I’ve always been confused by people who insist on the All feed then come here complaining “No, not like that!”