By default, lemmy shows you whatever’s posted in any community yours is federated with, with a slight bias for posts that get upvotes.
Everything else is up to you. Personally, I like sorting by new comments instead.How do you format your feed to make sure you’re seeing what the other side is actually thinking?
What’s “the other side”? You’re on a predominantly leftist and nerdy platform, and even here we argue all day long.
If you want to see more conservative, pro-religious or right-wing content and try your hand at arguing with morons, this isn’t the best place. And in those conservative spaces, you’ll likely be banned as soon as you disagree.and even here we argue all day long.
No we don’t!
Depends on the platform. Lemmy has no algorithms, just different sorting
Which if you wanna be pedantic, are also some form of algorithms, just way more transparent.
I do want to be pedantic, and a simple sort doesn’t satisfy the definition of Recommender systems, which is what the word “algorithm” means in this context.
Yes, sorting is an algorithm in the mathematical or CS sense, but I’d argue that the word has split into two meanings by now.
Uhm ackfctckthually, sorting algorithms ARE algorithms
Well,ackkkktually a cooking recipe is also an algorithm, but you get what I meant xd
On Lemmy you’re your own algorithm. I assume you already know what you’re thinking.
I don’t. I browse /all and block stuff I don’t want to see. Grifters, people who post dick pics outside of gay or penis communities, and other stuff I don’t want to see. I don’t block NSFW but I leave it blurry. Most of the time I don’t want to see it (Demi/Ace) but sometimes I do.
