I've been lurking this place for quite a few days now and I realized that this place is heavily censored beyond my comfort zone. It's perfectly fine. Just not for me. Goodbye. I won't miss you just like you won't me.

Don't try to reason. Some people only see your "transphobic" freedom of speech advocacy and immediately turn into condescending sjw

And reddit -> lemmy migration script is going to be one of the easiest thing you can write. That is without the API limit and the sheer amount being the biggest problem...

If they didn't make all stupidly nearsighted decisions they could've been a leading AI company, especially with all those language data they've been collecting almost exclusively with all the spam filterations mods been doing for free. Stupid as hell.

Hopefuly it won't need bunch of mods to have enjoyable gameplay anymore. Default traffic was terrible and mods were the driving force of the gameplay improvements.

awkward silence

I sincerely believe this but then again I would not want to use any tools developed by nazi freak at the same time. Huge difference, I know. Just saying that the CCP definitely has major human rights issues and lemmy dev seems to be in favor of them...

I don't think forking is the right option either. It's just that we should be aware of that. That's all..for now.

Lemmy seems to be doing pretty well so far. I don't expect nor want lemmy&fediverse to completely dominate world of social network. That would only make spam/bot worse imo. I want it iust enough for me to enjoy.

That's bad.

HARD PASS

I don't even have meta/ig account

What's there to federate about image cdn? If you don't want to use 3rd party service just self host. You just have to make compromises either way.

I'm not sure about the longevity but a lot of people use discord as CDN apparently. There's even an API for that.

Kbin = Reddit + little bit of Twitter

DuckDuckGo 99% of the time, Google Startpage if I'm having trouble finding something.

*Note: Startpage uses Google as their source of search result.

It's not crashing. It's just more than 7-80% of the requests getting request error because most of the subreddits went private. It sure does looks like crash to a completely uninformed users but it's not a crash as we think.

Note: Our official subreddit will revive at the end of June 14th

Yep. I just don't care anymore. I have all the community I possibly need right here. I can miss some niche communities but this is all I need for the time being.