You also aren’t reliant on someone else running an instance that could go down at any time, either permanently or an outage.

You have to worry about it yourself though.

The best thing that can happen is development on Lemmy or other alternatives actually makes progress.

The tail looks like the reddit logo antenna. Maybe make the head smaller and the tail longer in a shape of a j?

I don't even know who advertises on Reddit. I block ads.

If you want actual discussion you need to go to r/nbadiscussion. They have rules that are enforced.

I don't know how Discord became the end all be all for everything. Maybe it's because it's so easy to start a server? Either way as you said it's terrible for searching and having asynchronous conversations.

I wish it was a sequel instead of a remake but remakes are much easier for a business to justify.

I'm not a fan of Discovery or Picard and that "flavor" of new Trek. If you had criticisms or negative comments about anything it could get you banned on r/startrek if you didn't go above and beyond to justify it.

Go take a look at https://startrek.website/post/225 and see how the admin reacts to comments they don't agree with.

Why? It's a less mature platform with less features and not enough content. I get the idea of it being attractive but it's like Mastadon without the content you've got an uphill climb.

Thank God that didn't happen.

I'm really excited to see more OTA offerings coming to not just the NBA but sports overall. I don't care if we get more ads to pay for it tbh.

I can't trust most reviews after Picard. It's a symptom of the larger problem with reviews these days that I just don't trust most names anymore.

Are you familiar with what's going on over at Reddit right now?

I'm sorry to hear that.

People who purposefully spoil others are very sad and pathetic people.

Fire up the Beal to Heat rumors

I look back at my RTs and a lot of them are for XIV contests lol

Zion is having an interesting career

The Heat sub usually is either doomers or delusionals.

Check out YouTube guides. I think LTT did a pretty basic one at some point. Lon.tv us another channel that does guides and I'm sure he has one since his channel is artly sponsored by Plex.