I‘m actually not even sure where I heard this. Good that you mention it now. I‘ll be on the lookout. This is why it’s important to talk about stuff every now and then.

The reason the stick is so long is so you can’t actually get to the carrot. You just need to think you can.

If someone wants me to hate them and not piss on them if they are on fire, all they have to do is say that.

I know its a trauma thing for me an they are just ignorant but boy do I hate that sentence.

Sorry you had to go through that.

Mate delivering daily! I appreciate it! :)

Exactly. If you‘re a grown up with a job I recon a whole week.

Tell me about it. Grew up poor, kicked out of school due to undiagnosed neurological stuff.

I did manage to build a company out of thin air (and working 16 hrs a day). Then covid happened. I‘m rather gonna starve than go back an suck corpo cock.

Can absolutely relate. Just seeing nsfw if you‘re not anticipating it is very weird.

This could not be easier to solve: every person and every (existing) company can own exactly one house. You‘re welcome.

I agree on all points. But I‘d say both things can be true at the same time.

Maximize attention brought to lemmy as an alternative so that the last salvageable soul on reddit gets the message while not shooting for copying reddit (like actual copying of posts for example and recreating every sub etc).

While I am very much in agreement with your arguments, I feel like your rhetoric is a little black and white albeit entertaining. Yes, there will be people going to discord because mental load, yes there will be people unwilling but some might still not have gotten the message.

So I say keep telling them but don’t try to „sell it“ if that makes sense.

Edit: fixed half finished sentence

Cats are just wonderful. <3

This is so cool! Will check it out!

Edit: I checked it out and this is a massive gamechanger for me and my wife (both ND)! I believe this could be the next big thing for accessibility for the ND population!

Thank you again for posting this!

Thanks for pointing that out. But as much as numbers don’t lie, the situation is very different on reddit, at least for the technical/niche forums on there.

A lot of subreddits that drove massive expertise to the place have shut down and moved to other places. It’s not about the api alone.

It’s about giving the finger to the foss community and other dick moves against „the people“. Twitter has been a dumpster fire before felon husk took over. Reddit not that much. As soon as 1%ers (in members) start moving, the floor is gonna shift in reddits corporate halls.

I moderate a couple subs there, one of those is top 5% or something. We‘re discussing moving atm. If moderators keep it low and organize, reddit is being hit hard.