Probably depends on who specifically is running the instance and the community on that instance
lwuy9v5
joined 1 year ago
Reddit changes all the time too. Posts are added, edited, deleted. If they don't find a way to monetize, soon, they also likely won't be able to pay for their storage indefinitely.
Reddit is just a website (and really just a forum with a special interface) that has been around for a decade+
The knowledge and accumulation came from users and time. Same as anywhere else
Do y'all have a brig? Any interesting stories there? Do people go wonky being cooped up for so long? How do they handle fights/disagreements?
I'm genuinely confused - I made my Lemmy account a few weeks ago but wasn't the sign up just "email", "password", captcha, click email link, done? Isn't that the exact sign up of reddit and most websites?
Sure - some instances have gated signups and require some questions / prompts - but a bunch don't ? What am I missing? I've seen the "confusing sign up" comment a few times
yea, they have been here for years. Definitely a few folks who want the reddit talk to die down already
they have mentioned that they plan to refederate in the future when tools are available
The never even responded to my application weeks ago :( There's definitely way more conversation on other instances though. Beehaw used to be second biggest
I also never knew it had a light mode ๐
It is interesting to see the relative difference between twitter meltdown -> mastodon and reddit meltdown -> lemmy/kbin
was wondering how long 600 would take. That's so awesome.
ublock on mozilla for android or desktop does work.
Why Bxf6? Seems like... not a great move for white. They get a pawn but would lose their bishop from either of two directions. Or am I just missing the point of the chess puzzle? ๐