Are you sure it's not "so bad it's good", because this movie is hilariously bad.
From my experience, looking at other people configuration is not as useful as you think. It represents the other person's thinking process and very hard to take insights. It's much better for everyone to experiment on their own with packages they find interesting.
After several years of using Emacs I learned about variable pitch mode; I was getting into reading ebooks in Emacs using calibredb and nov and I saw variable pitch mode is used. I then turned it on for a few Org mode files which aren't technical - no code, links or tables - and it looks great! I also added it to Elfeed entries.
Assuming this community is THE official (whatever that means) Emacs Lemmy community, how do we bring and serve more people?
Do we go around putting links to here? do we "duplicate" content from other place here so it has more content? do we wait until people get tired of reddit?