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Honestly I am puzzled every time I see someone ragebaiting and/or having a very bad take without that wretched checkmark on X
Honestly I am puzzled every time I see someone ragebaiting and/or having a very bad take without that wretched checkmark on X
It’s nice but it just lacks the diversity that, over time, made reddit unique.
Yeah, it lacks the userbase that allows for one to ask a hyperspecific question about a very niche topic, and near-instantly get a good answer from an expert on said niche topic.
Or a very solid way of backing up important stuff like family photos, because no burglar in their right mind would steal a DVD from your home.
but in typical Google fashion it’s not launched yet.
And is likely to get shut down in a year or two…
Isn’t that what was specified in the original reddiquette? Downvote to maintain quality, but not to disagree?
Idk man, the days when almost every other action on Kbin was blocked by a Cloudflare CAPTCHA was infuriating
Oh my god yes please, I’ll be there when it happens
It kinda did via a push notification, but IIRC Google Play ToS won’t allow a developer to suddenly change an app’s functionality significantly
c/Worldbuilding finally getting traction is enough to seal the deal for me, I’ve stayed in Reddit mostly because of that community and r/eurovision
And you can never post the same topic again since it’ll be marked as duplicate and links back to that useless-ass post
Same. I kinda miss the UI of LastPass but thankfully that free tier limit happened before their recent data breach(es), so I definitely won’t be going back now.
Maybe support can help you with that, something tells me it’s likely an accident…
I have actually started finding results for things on programming.dev on Google.
What was your search query, did you specifically call for a lemmy result or was programming.dev organically shown?
Oh dear, and I thought it was somehow related to machine learning/AI stuff
I hope they take notes from Kbin, it has a UI similar that looks like a cross between old and new reddit, but it is very clean. It’s still early days, but hopefully someone comes up with a better theme/UI.
Bots advertising to bots, it really is a boring dystopia…