They keep permanently suspending ppl so theyll wind up here, almost like someone working there secretly wants the fediverse to do well and is shifting the population over by permanently banning them (I dont really believe this before ppl argue like im stating a fact)

never heard someone complain that they felt bad they werent donating therefore couldn’t sign up

Top comments always the worst take that drides reddit

Oh well, Ive realized im not as dependent on it as I thought I was, the advice/converstions weren’t that great these days, its still useful for old posts sometimes, I prefer commenting/posting on lemmy. (not this account) Do miss r/blender, comicbooks, and a few other helpful funones. But everyones so pessimistic in most subreddits, it makes me hate my own hobbies if I stay there too long.

How useful is a forum if it doesn’t let outsiders comment or post, every useful forum has no limitation like that, I was posting one day into having a lowendtalk account, extremely helpful, was I supposed to lurk for a year before I could get help lol

Thats very nice actually, can it be self hosted? Might use that as my desktop frontend.

Lol when appealing a suspension made my one day goto 7 day, I knew I was gonna be permanently banned soon, happened right as I got unbanned lol.

Cant open any unverified communities, which is very arbitrary, any small community now requires the app

Vaat majority of time that account is deleted, banned, or inactive

I commented on a sub with an alt that I was banned from without knowing, it was public freakout on the front page, I went through all the stages of grief, left an abusive relationship that took all my time

I’ve seen quite a few that have restrictions based off your size, like if its 1-5 ppl no charge, anymore and the cost increases as you go up.

Reddit just has more hobbyist shit than anywhere else rnow, hoping ppl realize the sites garbage and provides nothing that lemmy cant without ads and garbage mods

kick the ladder down

crunchyroll is the most infuriating they were a piracy streaming company that went legit

No open source license type where corporations still have to pay?

thats that controversy feeding algorithim

it prob covers way more than 100

People act like server costs are hella per person here? Realistically one person donating 10$ covers like 100 ppl that month? Or am I way off? Vps are cheap.

they could run off donations, its entirely possible, we got blender over here a nonprofit making great software, wikipedia exists, we can have donation based platforms

we gotta mf saying press x to doubt, its reddit