When people say "modders need those tools" does that mean:
or
That's nice to see. When I first saw the policy of having no downvotes, I wondered if that would leave no recourse against trolls and scumbags, but I guess strong moderation is the key.
I probably wouldn't want the entire internet to be so strongly moderated, but I'm really glad there are some popular places that are. Thanks for doing that.
Tastes overwhelmingly like straw
That might be the most hilarious description of beer I've heard.
But if I had to guess, I'd say it's probably the malted barley that tastes like straw to you, especially if you taste it in EVERY beer. I don't think all beers have hops, and my wife describes hops as tasting like pine cones, soap, or flowers.
I landed at vlemmy.net. I tried to register at a few bigger ones that gave infinite circles. By the time I got to vlemmy I wasn't really being too picky anymore, I was just trying to figure out if the problem was me or overloading.
A nice side effect of landing there is that some of my very few subscriptions are on beehaw, and we haven't been defederated.
I think you're justified to be wary of the buzzwordiness of Blockchain though. For the 2 days I spent learning about what all this is before I signed up, every time I heard "de-centralized" I kept asking myself, "How sure am I that this isn't some weirdly elaborate crypto scam?"
Bonus fear: I was also concerned for a while that this was just going to be a refuge for hate groups who have been kicked off of major platforms. I've been pleasantly surprised so far.
I think C-Smash VRS is just about entirely one-handed. Last I saw there was a free demo so he can even try it to be sure.
Hey, thanks for asking this question. I had no idea there was any issue like this, so I've been finding a bunch of communities through the search, and was surprised that none of them had more than 1 post.
Nice.
Where is this?