Threadiverse for Kbin, Lemmy, and similar.
For now, I just block people who spam like that. Curating my feed is necessary for my sanity.
Religion and the belief in an invisible god, for which there is no good evidence.
I like it, especially since you're implementing it as off by default.
Ik ben voorzichtig hoopvol, maar veel hangt ervan af wie het gaat leiden.
Meta isn't federating yet, so we have time to discuss and make a decision.
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Based on what Reddit Inc has done these past three weeks, you can already predict they won't budge, but rather enforce what they want. So, about a week ago I stepped down as moderator from my handful of subs. I'm done with Reddit.
I like the compact list, but I don't like article pages with full-width paragraphs. That makes it far less readable. There should be a max paragraph width to make it more readable.
The inertia of the average Redditor.
Thing is, we need the power users who create content to be early adopters. The rest will eventually follow.
Of the four subs I moderate, two are restricted (i.e. read-only) with links to places off-Reddit. One support sub I handed over to my co-mod who wants to keep it going as long as possible, tho he understands Reddit is likely going down, slowly but certainly.
There's only one of my subs that's a bit problematic, with ~45% of voting users wanting to rejoin the blackout, but ~55% wanting it to remain open. There are some people really critical of my proposal to move to kbin.social, but they are largely people with very little prior activity on the sub.
Either way, unless Reddit reverses course and fires spez, I am leaving that platform.
For the main community: https://kbin.social/m/futurology@futurology.today