wHy iSn'T bEeHaW's cOlOrS n' sHiT nOt yElLoW????
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metaltoilet 0 points 3 years ago
I'd make one if it's wanted but that was mostly a joke.
metaltoilet 3 points 3 years ago
I think I'm going to. Lemmy just uses bootstrap so it won't be too hard.
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Most honeybee breeds aren't actually yellow and black but rather dark brown and grey. Some breeds may be in part orange/yellow and grey, either the odd individual or whole hives. An orange/grey variety might be the preferred breed used in your area, though. The stylised insect used as an icon here looks more like a wasp. :-)
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