@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Below follow some alternate solutions to provide Community discoverability that,
- Communities are in the hands of experienced Session users. It therefore stands to reason that experienced Session users should maintain lists of Communities, engage with rule-breakers and choose the correct Communities to pass on into the app.
- User choice is important. By default, only a few well-moderated Communities may be shown, but a user may want to see a full list of Communities. For this reason, there can be no singular first-party source of truth on the Communities available. The maintainer of a listing provider may choose to provide multiple listings of Communities, grouped by their safety. As active users of Session, they can readily make that judgement.
- The Session team can set up a much more direct line of communication with the maintainers of those listing providers listen recommended in the app. The terms of inclusion in the app can be laid out with solely these parties, and the listing providers can gain more insight into the preferences of the team through repeated interaction.
- The Session team can set up a much more direct line of communication with the maintainers of those listing providers recommended in the app. The terms of inclusion in the app can be laid out with solely these parties, and the listing providers maintainers can gain more insight into the preferences of the team through repeat interaction.
- Listing providers are the natural progression for the in-app integration of the user-made Community listings that currently fill the void in Community discoverability.
