Only until the next customer steps up, then what they have is another hole to feed.

thank mr skeltal

I know a few people who use it/its pronouns. While I agree that treating animals with respect is a good thing, it pronouns are not necessarily a sign of disrespect or objectification.

Nature is full of genital-looking things.

Two words: magnesium citrate.

As much as it would be amazing to move everyone over, reddit communities represent years of cultivation and community organizing. Trying to rebuild that again isn’t an easy task, and it shouldn’t have to be done at all. This site should belong to the people who put in all the unpaid volunteer hours, not money-grubbing shareholders and CEOs. I can see why some people are so reluctant to abandon the community efforts they have worked diligently on for years. That being said I hope they all decide to ditch reddit and come over here as well.

The multiple instances thing confuses me too. That was my biggest stumbling block to even getting an account - I could not figure out how it worked to just get an account and get to see what I’m used to seeing on Reddit which is the various feeds of content. It initially looked like Discord or something which is not what I’m looking for.

I’m hoping there is more clarity on that for newbies in the future because I can’t be the only person whose eyeballs rolled into the back of their head trying to understand.

I’m super new and still need to get the hang of the instance thing. For the experienced folks: is there not an aggregation of content between instances? I am hoping not to have to work to see content from different places. The aggregate views of Reddit for communities I subscribed to/front page was mostly where I lived.

Of course I’ll try to understand and read up, just noting where things are not intuitive in a way that could prevent users from coming over.