That bean thing was played out in a few hours
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The dev behind wefwef has essentially renamed it. There are no functional differences between the two and they’re both privy to identical updates.
They still suffer from a corporate mindset, unfortunately. Salvation Army, too, although that’s not mentioned here.
Thanks for the snark-free reply. Myself and other visitors of this community appreciate you!
FWIW,, I had to re-log
How this fool know so much?
Make lemmynade
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RIP X, man was on a path to betterment when he got shot.
Rule
One time, Raccoons got into my tent, popped open my tent-mates snack box, and proceeded to fight each other viciously NOT ONLY outside AND inside the tent, but ON TOP OF ME as well.
It is hands down the most terrifying thing that has ever happened to me. Raccoons aren’t inherently scary, but when there’s ~8 of them, they’re angry, and you can feel them viciously fighting directly on top of you, it’s enough to scar you for life.
I stayed stiff as a board in my sleeping bag for over an hour, just waiting for it to end. I remember having intense back and neck pain the morning after because I kept my body so rigid for so long.
I fucking hated that tent mate. He was and always will be a psycho. Pretty sure the fuck did it on purpose, because he slept in a different tent that night.
It’s an interesting quandary.
There is an inherently higher quality to posts and comments in smaller communities. It’s something many people value.
People flock to the high-quality offerings, and as a result, the quality decreases.
Is there a way to get the best of both worlds, whilst still maintaining A “free speech” ethos?
Typically, enforcing quality standards requires heavy and overbearing moderation that makes the interactions feel artificial.
^ if you can crack that code, you’d be sitting on a goldmine.