Why tell them you fixed typos? What's the point?
I've edited my comments for years to fix typos and clarify statments, and I never once had anyone accuse me of being disingenuous.
And even if they did, that's their, and their conspiratorial mind's problem.
I use my Lemmy for architectural blueprints.
This is my impression too. I see day-old posts with new comments on refresh, so I'm assuming you're right. Maybe algorithm isn't the right word, but you get what I mean.
I've had some annoying coil whine lately, would really like to shut it up a little.
Exactly. If I want to see Australian porn, I'm not going to the aussie.zone instance.
Damn, it must be the Mandela Effect. My previous world-line had instance blocking.
Exactly.
I would like to see these categories in a cascaded list. For example, if there was a list for location-based communities, I could block "cities" and "countries" but leave and "continents" active.
This way I can still see news about "Europe", but not the communities of languages I don't speak.
I like that idea, but at the moment, Lemmy needs engagement with up-and-coming communities, so I want to boost content I think is good, not just from communities I'm explicitly interested in.
Also it's a good way to find new communities.
I appreciate this lol. Thank you for making my wildest dreams come true. Good luck!
Why would they ever literally delete the competition? I dunno.
You missed their insane armour stat. It looks like leather, but acts like scales on steroids.
This reply triggered an unhealthy emotional reaction in me. I interpret the tone as accusatory and leaves little room for a charitable interpretation of what I said. I don't feel like I can respond to your criticism without arguing.