“Dinos”?

No way you called someone fragile after looking up the name of the user who pushed the meany button on your comment

For the record, you sound exactly like the type of person a furry wouldn’t ever want to befriend so worry not, bud

Lmfao

Like the other person said, blockers on iOS don’t block in-app ads for the most part (in my experience). I do use AdGuard for what it’s worth and the only thing I’m raw dogging is my wife.

It looks like a permanent sweat stain where this guys ass and balls resided on the seat of the chair

Can’t park there mate

Asmodeus, not the very same Asmodeus that stalked Mossflower Wood, surely?

Yes, the users at WomensStuff are banking on Lemmy users reading the rules and then adhering to them because it’s a respectful thing to do.

Unfortunately, many men on Lemmy have found this too burdensome a cross to bear.

I use Voyager and you do have to tap into the community and then I think View Sidebar is an option in another menu

So do I? It’s very easy to view the sidebar of a community. It’s a good way to get to know them and understand what unique rules they might have.

Nothing of value has been lost.

This is true but probably not how you meant.

No, no, this is bait

A lot of them found this thread which is fun because that’s exactly who I made it for

Men when there is one (1) online community they are requested (politely) to not engage with

Bro is absolutely sick to his stomach and vomiting that this one community isn’t specifically designed for him and that people might have to * gulp * read the sidebar.

Hell yeah! That’s exactly the spirit of this post.

Every post I’ve seen has a disclaimer on it. Maybe that’s just certain posters who include the disclaimer in the post, though.

But when I say zero effort, I mean literally it takes zero effort to respect the rule once you’re aware of it.

It’s an extremely simple request that literally requires zero work to honor. There is no downside. Keeping it open and easy to find means higher engagement for the community and greater visibility on a safe, inclusive space for women. Feels like an easy w to me.