"You dropped this king"
Idk why but I always cringe when I see that.
ThatGuy
joined 1 year ago
Its natural to pick sides and be against another so nah
I like the Linux ones, but I'm still exploring.
To my understanding, it gets deleted in that instance, but a portion of it may be preserved if another instance that is federated already holds that data.
You will get downvoted in any disagreement, that's not exclusive to reddit or Lemmy, that happens in any social media with downvotes.
The purpose of downvotes is to show what the general people in that common section think about your comment. You shouldn't give any hoot about it other than the info it provides.
Obviously, if you are talking in controversal topics or ones with conflicting sides, you are gonna see alot of downvotes. Its just people expressing their opinion.
Echo chambers are just a natural part of communities. People often come to feel validated so they stick to ones with the same thoughts as them. I don't recommend trying to argue/discuss with people who only want to "win" cuz there's nothing to gain.
Talk with those who argue because they want to learn or understand something better. (or perhaps help you learn something new)
Pretty much any trait that awful people usually have. I feel these kind of people are pretty easy to spot usually.
Lacking basic manners, can't be bother to do small things that can help others, greedy to a point that hurts other and is OK with that, only looks at people as tools/resources, only argues to win instead of to teach/learn, and the list goes on forever.
It becomes a lot harder to despise people if they don't have any of the usual awful person traits.
I do hate it when people ask to ask though, that always annoys me to no end. Just tell me what you need help with lol
Same, used a script to mass edit all my posts/comments to garbage, deleted them all, then deleted my account. I noticed reddit wouldn't properly show me all my comments which made it harder to hunt them down but I got most of them.
If I can't use a third party app to view content without an account, reddit is dead to me. Luckily Lemmy has been great.
I think its good even if lemmy becomes huge, the less we have to look into those other sites to get info, the better.
And it helping the growth of the communities just makes it better. I hope people bring stuff from the other subreddits too.
I think upvotes/downvotes are a good feature to gain context on what the public thinks, but it is wierd that you cant disable it yet.
I'm sure it will come soon, its just that the app is still in very early development so they have countless things to fix.
Overall better control options is all I want. More accessibility options is always good, but I dont know a first party game thats needs an easy mode.
They are usually already easy enough for even new gamers, or already have an easy mode implemented in some way.
As the others said, very good game that will definitely be a fun time in co op. 100% the game is no joke though, but not required if you prefer to keep it more casual.