I didn't know about kbin before making a Lemmy account, and Lemmy is the one being spread around Reddit as an alternative site. It then only comes up through an occasional comment on certain communities (meta ones) that the Lemmy devs hold particular views, it's easy to browse a lot of content without finding that out. That's probably the major reason.
Aardonyx
joined 2 years ago
Ah on jerboa I saw all the photos in line without the text description! So I added descriptions in text outside the link as well, but I guess some people might just see the text doubled now?
And yes big weekend - 200+ individuals. Though the garden always gets a lot, and the bulb for the trap gives off pretty strong light. All identified, recorded & released unharmed asap btw.
Maybe I am being pessimistic, but asking volunteer reddit mods to drop tools for more than 48h during such an interesting time for the platform is feeling about as realistic as asking your alcoholic uncle to stay sober at a wedding reception with an open bar. Can they really stay away?