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I think that Russia definitely does not want to become a general gendarme who sticks his toe wherever he can and finds "his" interests wherever he can. Only a multipolar world, where each country will respect the other side and build peace on the basis of mutually beneficial cooperation. That's what the Russians think, that's what Putin said yesterday at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum. There was a fairly large speech dedicated to this.

I tried making my own search engine based on Nutch (sometime around 2000).

We created a directory of sites, with a strict selection, because. had experience in administering Dmoz, but these sites that were added to our catalog were indexed. Not deep, just 1 click from the main page.

But then we did not have enough capacity to carry out a good search.

Now I'm thinking about getting back to it. As part of one project that I am writing now (MIT license. Directory example: https://libarea.ru/web). We are experimenting, learning, facets for navigation, we will fasten the search later, there is still a lot of work.

I apologize for not answering for a long time. Spring, construction, constant moving.

It’s so hard for me to immediately write about strengths, I got a little distracted, but I can only give advice. This applies to those who create this platform, developers. Make it stand out from the competition. You know for yourself what the strengths and weaknesses are. Make it so that anyone who puts another script (and there are plenty of them on the net) knows that his version is not very good and there is a better one - Lemmy. People are such that they will prefer to use the best, especially since installation and support is not very complicated here. Just don't give anyone a chance. )

You can improve endlessly, any product can be made better and better, and you yourself know this.

This is an interesting question. I don’t even know what I’m doing, a lot of interesting things. Martial arts gave more than 35 years of life, a master of sports in boxing, hobbies - programming, archeology and theology. I love animals, there is an ostrich, an owl, dogs, cats and smart mice. )

There is a good article by Jeff Atwood, Hacker, Hack Thyself: https://blog.codinghorror.com/hacker-hack-thyself/

There are a lot of technical details, but maybe it will be useful to someone.

Good answers. It seems to me that there is no need to replace Reddit, copy it and try to be like it. A copy is always a weak resemblance. As Steve Jobs once said: I don't want to do better, I want to do it differently. Lemmy have strengths, they need to be developed.

I enjoy following Lemmy's development. I will place an ad on several of my sites, maybe someone will be interested. We need to talk more so people know. A lot of people just don't know about Lemmy.

Mainly translation, writing my own social network (MIT license) focused on blogs, suggestions and code edits in a number of projects.