I subscribe to four communities:
- https://kbin.social/m/Ukraine
- https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]
- https://kbin.social/m/Ukraine_UA
- https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]
There’s activity on all of them. It would be helpful to keep all the discussion in one place. Have these communities (and others I am missing) discussed any plans to push the discussion into one community so we can gain economies of scale in sharing/discussing news related to Ukraine and Russia’s immoral war against the people of Ukraine?
Nope. The Fediverse is built around this kind of spreading out, it’s in the fundamental design of the platform, and a sign it is functioning as intended.
There’s probably some third party software by now that you can use to customize your own feed, and bundle them all together if you want. I’m not sure what’d it’d be though. I just use a couple of the communities, personally.
And it is very likely that different subs will have wildly different views on the war.
[email protected] is the most popular and frequently updated Ukraine related community that I have found in lemmyspace.
It’s a Finnish instance, but all English content.
Edit: I see you have it on your list. Try reading it natively on sopuli.xyz’s website. https://sopuli.xyz/c/ukraine
Reading across instances misses a lot of posts and comments.
Reading across instances misses a lot of posts and comments.
Why, though? I thought the whole point of this federation thing was to distribute the content between instances. I would expect that to be all content, not just some.
In any case, thanks for the info! :)
Even on Reddit, there’s /r/Worldnews, /r/noncredibledefense, and many other major Ukrainian discussion subreddits.