You know, I'm something of a William Dafoe myself.

I was a lurker in Reddit and didn’t have an account there. Randomly came across Lemmy when browsing memes. Stayed here and didn’t know I would make an account, let alone I would speak anything lol.

I’m still learning about the whole fediverse thing. But if I could play a role in keeping Lemmy alive I would be happy to contribute.

I would like to have this feature. Many times I have accidentally upvoted/downvoted a post/comment when I was just trying to swipe back to the previous page.

Oh wow that’s really early. Nice to meet you mate.

Active user here I come. Never had a Reddit account to start with so I’m totally into a new experience as well.

I agree. Seems more civilized and welcoming. At least that’s what I feel at the moment.

Thanks for the update. I especially like the transparency on not only the “upgrade” itself but also the potential issues encountered, together with the solutions. Seems rare nowadays, or I’m just seeing less and less people doing this.

Currently using this. The experience is quite smooth so far despite not loading posts at times. Seems to be a good alternative to browsing lemmy through Safari.

Mine got reset as well. Thought it was a lemmy native feature.

But I don’t see a downside if it got removed altogether, less incentive to “farm” points and more focusing on the discussion itself.

Having cake days together is better than having a cake day alone I think

Just curious, is there anything a web app cannot accomplish if not being a native app in the App Store?

If I recall correctly the rewind feature in LiS seems to have consequences? If that’s the case I don’t think it would be too OP.

Once it is stabilized it would be the perfect experience.

You and I are not so different.

I would choose 2. If I could live forever (kind of) I could technically achieve other “super powers” albeit in another way/taking a longer time.

Beautiful

Thanks for the list. Got a little lost randomly browsing communities. This helps a lot.

Maybe the other way: if it gets solved too fast, it is likely a bot?