@threeduck@aussie.zone you're getting famous

Bad news.

Still waiting for https://github.com/... to get out of beta

For the crazy people like me who won't let it go

Is this you?

Thank you for sharing

9 in 10 US teens use iPhone

US is really a unique market in that regard

Cool visualisation!

As usual, reminder that Piefed allows actual instance blocking

Don't sorry, they got answers

https://lemmy.zip/comment/21134098

Rule 2…Pictures containing a politician from any country or planet are prohibited, this is a community voted on rule.

Thank you for the update

As a comment for people reading this, if you are looking for alternative communities (and help spread activity to other instances), there is

• !world@quokk.au
• !politics@sh.itjust.works
• !usa@midwest.social

650$ sub flagship

Phones prices have gotten insane

Long live grayjay

Thank you for jumping in.

They know they aren't big enough

He's been reported on !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com already

The Fediverse news community has been locked

!fediverse@piefed.social is a good alternative

Seems better now

A huge opportunity was missed by people running major communities to functionally degrade Reddit in at least the medium-term as a website.

There weren't really other places to go (most of the Lemmy instances got created around the API announcement), and changes to subreddits would have been reverted

Good luck Ernest, thank you for Kbin!

Most recent example where a power tripping decision was reverted: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/52848694

Edit: if you open the linked thread, you'll even see that the post in question was restored: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/52888350/21328372

Grow up. I’ve never had a problem with moderation on Lemmy, but if I did, I’d find another community that accepted ‘the way I communicate’ or whatever.

Network effect creates centralization on one community per topic.

!news@lemmy.world is by far the most active community on the topic with 12.8k monthly active users. The second most active one is !news@lemmings.world with 3.7k monthly active users.