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Not being able to make an account on tildes kinda stopped me from even giving it a chance. Like I get they have valid reasons, but I want to curate my content and be able to be able to make the occasional comment.
Has Tildes gotten better?
Last time I used it the site felt like it was dead and pointless.
Well recent events have certainly made it seem more active.
Last time I looked at Tildes you had to email an actual person with your password to set it up or change it.
I signed up for it a couple weeks ago. I just sent an email to ask to join them he sent me a sign-up invitation. I didn't send him a password or anything of the sort.
They must have finally fixed that bit.
Speaking as a web dev, it should have never worked that way.