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Yep. Said it elsewhere but trying to force the fledgling Lemmy community to fit into the giant shoes of Reddit isn’t going to work.
Reddit had years of organic growth that started small and concentrated (user created subs weren’t even a thing originally).
A single game day thread sounds like a good way to get people in the same room for discussion. We’ll make more space when it gets crowded, not before.
Does a single game thread where the top level comments are similar to a game thread, then all regular comments regarding that game go under the top level comment?
From my perspective I was heavy user of the game threads on /r/NBA but can definitely see why there'd be too many here right now. But I also don't want to wade through discussion of a more watched game on tnt looking for my game I wanted to discuss that was only on the local stations.
This will probably end up being a community poll at some point.
Yeah that’s probably a great way to go about it! I think r/nba did something similar for certain games but I forget which ones.