It having used LLM aid is going to be extremely unpopular here on the Threadiverse, but Reddit users won't care in the slightest I would guess, so a non-issue as far as they are concerned.

I never liked old reddit myself, but a ton of people do so that's a great way to welcome them!

And so much the better if it can also add in the RES features!? (I think that's Reddit Enhancement Suite? another thing that I never personally used but heard about often)

The main blockers of course are a near total lack of content (from their perspective, as going from a flood about every subject imaginable to a trickle except politics, especially American, and Linux, is "near total" to them - anyway it is what it is, and nobody is saying that they have to switch to here entirely in one go, just start visiting here occasionally, if they feel like it?), and of course them not feeling welcome. Mainly bc they are not welcomed - e.g. right-wingers, even if they voted blue in the recent election in the USA, aren't going to feel terribly welcomed here.

The shareable user blocklists should help a ton with that though, if people start building and promoting them - perhaps one chosen as a representative and applied by default?

What we need is clients that present a better interface to view (and resume) that relationship, but that's not on you, let alone on the people who create content for the Fediverse. We want there to be more of it (and more varied), not less.

If people who subscribed to all of these comminities are seeing duplicates, I guess it’s really a Fediverse issue as I totally understand why you wanna post on many communities to reach more people.

Let’s hope a developper finds a way to solve it one day.

Because I’m mostly on the Fediverse on my mobile phone (iOS)..

Such a feature could make me switch from Lemmy/Voyager, although I really love Voyager UI and dislike Interstellar for now.

Direct messages with "Hi @firstname.lastname" really grind my gears

No hello is considered passive aggressive lol