Yeah, all that is pretty new, for something you only need to do less than once a month I’d switch to the website.

I guess at that point it’s up to each individual 3rd party app to decide what they want to do about it.

Yeah, “consent” isn’t their strong point.

Yeah, it’s dye hair first (other acceptable colors are purple, pink, and so on), then meow for 90 minutes!

Wait a minute, Rimu already did this!?! https://piefed.social/comment/9220799

Except that honey badger don’t care 🦡

Ideally, the CLI kind.

Or jeans, pondering orbs, or Taylor Swift’s jet… and not even one Star Trek/Wars/LOTR reference!?

A CW for… tomatoes?!

Yeah, I’m gonna go ahead and block the whole instance then, just to be on the safe side.🥴

I mean… it does end with “Linux”, so yeah, checks out, approved.☑️

Edit:

I mean… good luck with that, but feature requests languish for years on Lemmy, I wouldn’t hold my breath.

For now, there’s only the option to ban / block people submitting it. I doubt that will change anytime soon.

Run away from Reddit together? Oh honey… we’re already doing it!

Correct, though profit-seeking isn’t quite related to authoritarianism, so that is two reasons that the Threadiverse is vastly superior - and there are so very many more besides, including the 3rd party apps, readability, the more educated user base, really the list goes on and on, I am 100% with you on that point. Really the only things that Reddit has over the Threadiverse now is the larger user base allowing for more niche content, the notification sent about someone’s content being removed, and the modmail.

I do celebrate Lemmy’s existence, while also offering props to the devs for offering the code for free. And I think they are authoritarian, which I see visible in the manner in which certain things are handled in the code. Fortunately it is not the only implementation of the ActivityPub Protocol on the Threadiverse - there is PieFed, K/Mbin, nodeBB, and others on the way (flarum received a NLnet grant to federate it). Some (non-monetized) competition will do everyone some good here.

Username did ask for that 😉

Though exactly like NSFW/NSFL and bot posts (which people avoid so replying can feel like a honeypot experience where a conversation was invited but unlikely to be fruitful, since even the poster themselves will never read your message), it’s not only the item itself but rather the lack of proper labeling. AI slop could arguably, theoretically, for some people (I’m trying to frame this so as to lessen the chances of being flamed here!) be enjoyable, but cannot be acceptable in the wider community unless properly labeled. This “restriction” enables us to be more fully free to have our own enjoyment of this shared space.

Edit: for context, I had not even gotten to the existing flame war down below your comment yet, but somehow I knew it was coming! The Threadiverse seems to love to hate on AI almost as much as Windows and tankies!:-P (and ironically all for the same underlying reason: because consent should matter, even/especially when others say differently)