don’t human artists also learn by looking at copyrighted material? one of us is missing something

if you log into mainstream SM with your account then all previous and future things you do on that system will be linked to you on their end in some way.

i prefer pairdrop specifically because there’s no install.

however, looks like local send (after install) might work offline as long as they local network is up.

I’ve done that, but it’s spreading.

hmm. i dunno if you can but it would make a lot more sense to do it that way. seeing Lemmy stuff on mastodon sucks because comments are individual and don’t make sense out of context.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2977#issuecomment-1584337286

shortcut to the spicy bits

tldr, it’s actually more private than Reddit in most ways

popularity is actually the solution to this specific problem. as things get more popular they will have been loaded up already.

you’re only able to have this issue at all because it’s new

i don’t know, but i have 2 alternative if it’s not possible

1. never click “all”

2. if you don’t have an exhaustive list of instances to block you might be able to find an instance that does block what you want

probably because a hashtag is already a thing that means something else in other apps. making hashtag mean a community here would give it 2 meaning depending on the app and that’s not user friendly cause people will make mistakes if they move between apps.

therefore a new character was chosen for communities to avoid such confusion

since there isn’t any strong way to collect data or advertise it will always be an underdog compared to big business.

that being said, the fediverse could outlast a few mainstream networks and build lasting strength with that. I’m an ideal setting it could become a defacto network over time.

can we get young people coming here though? that’s how we get the tides to turn

I’m thinking that’s how you can refer to your fellow community members

communities, I call them comms for short

this is how Android has been forever. Jellybean was the most popular until around Nougat.

People keeping their phones for a longer time shouldn’t be considered a bad thing. Cheap brands using old versions isn’t good though and that does represent some of the numbers.

they are realizing that if they want to maximize profits they don’t actually need to maximize users.