Two-thirds of global heating caused by us here, study suggests (shocker)

*athletes

tourists will be homebrewn, dont worry

freemium pls :cry:

although good freemium examples like proton mail for example seem too good to be true with free vpn and all the jazz. always such a shady feeling when using such services

may I use this moment to ask you if this is intended (see spoiler formatted section in the post)

EDIT maybe its the photon frontend, I’ll crosspost there too

well it would be tied to financing this platform in my suggestion, so I dont see the issue if the upvotes are the only metric for post ranking and on the other hand awards being only cosmetic

u can always ublock them away if you personally have spite against the look of some icon. but yea there surely is a wrong way to implement such features… as u mentioned a prime contentder for a service gone shady/shill

awards that cosmetically work like upvotes in a sense. reddit has them, but they link that to nothing or ad free features.

Bound to donations I dont see why this would be a bad idea. Gives a strong sense of community, especially if theres for example special ones bound to each instance

I’d prefer even more parameters. Big corpo wants to dumb it down to only likes or other manipulative/hidden metric displays

made a post about this too

@username(matrix.org)

maybe give incentives like upvote award feature for the respective instance that has been donated to. that way people would be more willing to get something out of it in a more tangible way

how’s the seitan quest going :D

thanks this helps alot :P

I need ad-like branding on what Mbin and PieFed are.

Im too lazy to look it up

feels like these intagram meta comments

where you rage bait and reveal it as a joke with a funny response to your own comment :D

EDIT: deleted comment, was responding to wrong person

meant “elaborate” if /s

today is my day!!

just not regarding Arc Raiders - back to staring

elabo pls

will respond in detail later

Tssk, look at this 15 friend having guy in his late twenties