Elkaki123

The image on this post does a good enough job at the very basics

https://vlemmy.net/post/388759

This reminds me of an expression in Spanish

"Todo junto se escribe separado y separado se escribe todo junto"

Which I just discovered is the same on English lol :

"All together is written separately and separately is written all together"

Yes, but the sub will definitely go down in quality, and it's one of the biggest. They will do the bare minimum, not even requiring previous verification.

At least for me its kind of insane and a lot more meaningful that all the subs that only went private 2 days and then nothing else (those that kept private are the real goats of course)

I agree but with slight differences, I don't think it's only about power but more on the first thing, they have built communities for over a decade, to just leave is extremely difficult when you have poured this much work and time into the thing, it might be like an abusive relationship but they still love the places they've built.

That being said, some of mods have left big subs, but it's kind of difficult to get everyone on board.

Lastly I do think this is impactful, it literally strips one of the most "prestigious" and well recognized sub of all the functions that made it special, only doing the bare minimum to keep it alive

Foe me the biggest are 6 and 4, reason being IAMA is going to go back to just being random AMAs, lots about average workers/people, without verification by the mods nor any big events that everyone knows about ahead of time, it will literally turn into the same as r/ama wich is kind of ironic since they had splitted such a long time ago.

Nope, the biggest sub to my knowledge that tried to move bringing a sizable audience is r/piracy.

Most other subs have kind of mentioned lemmy or kbin exist, but haven't established communities over here. (IAMA didn't promote anything at all sincethey didn't even take part on the protests)

Would this be corrected naturally by people using feddit as a search term more or does google have to manually patch this things?

What reasons are there to change into those? I have been torrenting for such a long time it would be lowkey weird to vhange for no reason.

What are the advantages presented by those?

I use tachiyomi, although I use multiple sources (mangahere, mangakakalot, mangadex and bato.to) still as you say it has issues and sources don't update their manga at the same time so sometimes one updates before the others, it's a little bit of a mess if you are looking purely as tracking instead of a reader.

Really good, the servers are amazing, I play on 60 to 80 ping brcause my country doesn't have servers but I don't feel any lag, and I mean it.

It brings interesting mrchanics, like dragging allies and thr respawn points. It is undoubtedly fun and a dunny game by nature, you won't really notice the graphics after a few minutes.

Of course, it's a 15 bucks game AND still in early access, don't expect it to be battlefield or feel like newer battlefield titles. But it has more destruction, way too many weapons (tied to a progression system, no money involved of course)

Definitely give it a chance, it is a lovely work of passion. Especially the maps, they really impressed me on how good they were at making them feel good at every size of match (256, 128 and 64 people)

How much is it supposed to cost? Here on Chile it is around 5 bucks

I expected Reddit posts to last a week or so at this intensity because of the recency of 3rd party apps dying. Then we will see how much content is actually being outputted.