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Apple deadnamed the Gulf of America and conservatives are triggered
Google also didn't. Oof.
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Apple deadnamed the Gulf of America and conservatives are triggered
Google also didn't. Oof.
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How do you seriously fight fascism and don't say just vote?
I'm buying some stickers to put on every tesla I see.
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People who've used Xiaohongshu(Red note), how is it like? Also is there any FOSS client?
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Wild
Happy im here now, even more happy to see other people here.
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People who've used Xiaohongshu(Red note), how is it like? Also is there any FOSS client?
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Efficiency.
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God I hope they don't flood Lemmy
I've been thinking how to avoid running into other seedy characters like those spouting now other foreign propaganda like of China and Russia. I can't imagine I will ever get away from them, but how to minimise it. In the old days I used IRC where communities were very small, or forums where we were all into some niche and we stayed away from that. But now you cannot escape this shit. One possibility I thought is just to avoid big servers like world and keep to more local instances.
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Let's discuss how to efficiently promote Lemmy to potential new joiners
Make the notion of different servers only visible to power users. It has an negative effect on tech illiterate gen z people who assume everything is as easy as signing up somewhere and getting guided by tbe algorithm.
Also the discovery of content needs to somehow be possible to make it all come together in one feed without having to go through different servers. I think maybe it gives the impression that users are missing out on content, while on platforms like Reddit everything is quite "centralised" (ow no xD).