Ever read a comment so bad that you demand a refund?

I like this comment but I don’t know what im supposed to do about it

You just got interacted

That’s exactly what I’m trying to do for all the communities I want. I’m starting them, making some placeholder rules, letting them attract a community, then I’m going to have the community vote on permanent rules, and then, once all of that is in place to keep the community stable, recruit mods to take over. At that point, it’ll be clear which users would make good mods (I hope)

Is this a UI issue or a fundamental flaw of the Fediverse? In other words, is this only confusing because of how the UI and thread display logic respond to the data they’re getting? Is this just an issue of how the comments thread is ordered, and the fact that it isn’t what the user would expect? (I only ask because I’m curious and want to know how this place works)

Yeah I keep wishing I could see this in the Apollo UI

Someone is working on an Apollo-like iOS app for Lemmy called Artemis (and it looks great)

OSHA rules do not permit the use of heads as hammers

And so is it accurate to say kbin is its own protocol which can be used to aggregate and interact with mastodon and lemmy posts?

Their new argument that they have the authority through a different law seems more ironclad to me.

As if, and this is total speculation on my part, spending their time on the obviously-gonna-fail one was a way of stalling to make the real forgiveness happen right before re-election

I’ve always wanted to do an active mod team that comments in real time, but it would take a few more people (although some AI auto mods could potentially be fact checkers… but that’s a whole other project. But, I think, a project worth considering after we do the basics.)

And here I’ve been using an elipsis like a fool

Let’s not underestimate the hubris of stupid rich people