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Sometimes I can't tell whether a question here is genuine and the author is interested in the answers, or whether they just copy-paste something to keep people busy. How am I supposed to approach that?

Original question by @RicoPeru@lemmy.blahaj.zone

weird question, but im soooo attached to my fiancée and i sooo want her to do this. <33 I want her to be there for me even while I sleep

Original question by @Melatonin@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Original question by @CoderSupreme@programming.dev

Original question by @starlight@lemmy.ca

Originally, I was looking into pursuing a TEFL certificate so that I could be able to work abroad and it would put me on the path to a better life than I would have in America. However, after some research, it seems that a being a TEFL doesn't pay well and I'm really unsure if I want to teach. I was wondering if there are any other jobs/careers that allow you to work abroad besides a TEFL?

Original question by @ReanuKeeves@lemm.ee

I'm considering launching a server for some fediverse applications for a niche group. Since the Lemm.ee announcement, I got back in to PieFed, partially because my company blocks xxx.zip (lemmy.zip, etc). I would want to make these fediverse services easily available and reachable to newcomers.

I'm thinking of sticking with Lemmy and maybe the photon UI instead of the default, or have the default hosted at another address. I like the features of PieFed, but I think that the lack of apps could be a barrier to entry.

I'd like to hear others' thoughts as well. Lemmy seems to be more ubiquitous and has better app support, so I think that would be better so serve. I don't think that hosting both would be a good idea, as it'd create fragmentation in an already niche area.

I'll start:

YouTube: 87
PeerTube: 58
Filmfriend*: 13
ARD/ZDF/arte**: around 30

[*] Local library streaming service
[**] Public broadcast media libraries

Original question by @HiddenLayer555@lemmy.ml