Artemis will be available for both IOS and Android!

As of right now it is not open source, but @hariette is leaning towards open source upon public release Source from the Artemis App discord.

The OP isn't actually Hariette herself. That would he @hariette and @hariette!

There is a light mode as well, I suggest joining the Discord server. Hariette is accepting ideas and feedback there.

This is what @hariette has been hard at work on for a kbin/lemmy app!

Swiping works for me on iPhone. My only issue is there's no way to refresh the page from the PWA on iPhone (to my knowledge).

Posted from kbin.social after "Add to home screen"

Okay, so I provided a source. Do YOU have any concrete data about early reddit or are you just arguing in bad faith?

Is it really not a safe assumption to make that since the website was founded in the US, and today has a vast majority of users from the US, that it wouldn't have been the case early on?

If a website is built in your country, isn't it a safe assumption that the majority of users would be from your country?

No no, you don't understand brother. Have you ever looked at the user stats by country for reddit? Literally right now something like 50% of users are from the US. Early on, the number was even larger.

Here's a source for reddit users based on country in 2022. The number one spot, 47% of users are from the US, number 2? Oh that's the UK with 7%. So even to this day, the US still has the vast majority of traffic to reddit when compared to any other country.

How's that for concrete data?

I don't think you understand. The heavy majority of users were from the US, if 95% of the posts are about the US, it's safe to assume it's the default. The website was built in the US.

It's akin to going on a forum for Japanese news and being upset that everyone's speaking Japanese and no ones specifying that they're talking about Japan.

That's besides the point anyway, people not from the US are frustrated that Reddit defaulted to the US, and I get it. I would be too if I wasn't from the US.

I'm ALSO frustrated because the US can come up out of no where on reddit and everyone starts the US apart from seemingly no relation to the original post.

If you saw some of the comments on reddit that were shitting on the US about literally ANY other country, you would without a doubt be pissed off, especially if it was your own country. And it happens ad nauseum when it comes to the US.

To be honest the most I've seen it anywhere, be it Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc. Were without a doubt YouTube comments, and random reddit posts and comment sections that had nothing to do with the US.

Thank you!

To be honest, I'm happy with how it went. I am excited to be off of Reddit and part of the Fediverse now. I never expected Reddit to fail, but I think there will be a drastic decrease in quality content.