I’m mostly half-serious.
Agreed, Facebook is terrible. But I’d say that Lemmy and Reddit are on a par (as regards users and mods). Perhaps Lemmy’s major upside is the decentralized structure, but then you lose out on the niche content that Reddit offers.
I don’t understand. If a mod from memes.world bans me from a meme community, I can still comment on memes.world from another instance? Or are you saying just go to another community on another instance that has the same kind of content? Because if it’s the latter then Lemmy’s userbase number problem comes into play. Even popular subjects only have like one or two big communities.
Kinda feels like the site isn’t developing much at all tbh. I know mods have been asking for more tools for a while now
Hmm, I’ll check it out, but my field passes around Word files quite often. Might be a tough sale if the user can’t find a workaround. Still, can’t be mad at free software.
People use what they know. Are there better (free) alternatives?
I mean when the downvotes get really bad, I just say fuck it lol
where would you put them
His name was my name too
Where dragons get slain and their hoards plundered.
This metaphor is apt because its a fantasy. The people have proven they aren’t going to do jack shit.
[clever comment that makes you laugh]
I get what you mean. But something about the fourth of July just brings it out of me
To be fair, I hear US history education varies wildly by state. Thanks states rights!
Water? You mean that stuff that goes in toilets?