I know this is just anecdotal, but I have literally not seen a single mention of Lemmy anywhere online or in the news in the last 3 months, including on Reddit. "Build it and they will come" only gets you so far...
The best is when you try to do that with one of the numbers on a check.
The only real solution is to use rockets to nudge the Earth into a slightly faster orbit so it can be an even 365.
FWIW I always delete my browsing history at the end of each session, but maybe it is time to use a different browser.
Thank you! I just went and turned them off after seeing your comment.
Okay, I'll go first. My name is Eric Cartman. My address is 28201 E. Bonanza St., South Park, Colorado.
Let's put things in perspective. Lemmy.world currently has a "whopping" 127k users. That's fewer users than the moderately successful niche subreddit I created on Reddit has, which is just one of several thousand subreddits over 127k in size. Not to mention the tens of thousands of Instagram, youtube, facebook, tiktok, etc., pages with more than 127k subscribers. Saying lemmy.world has "a lot of power" at this point seems like a real stretch to me.
Hmm... Well, the top post right now in this community is from mediamatters.org, hardly an objective journatlistic source. There's also a post from "itsgoingdown.org" getting heavily upvoted, which describes itself as follows: "It’s Going Down is a digital community center for anarchist, anti-fascist, autonomous anti-capitalist and anti-colonial movements across so-called North America. Our mission is to provide a resilient platform to publicize and promote revolutionary theory and action." Not much concern here over journalistic standards with those 2 sources apparently...
lol, it's kind of sad but not at all surprising to see people here downvoting this particular post. If his name was "Hunter Trump" or "Hunter DeSantis" you all would be upvoting it like crazy and don't pretend you wouldn't.
BTW no photoshop was used in making meme (seriously).
Thank you for that very detailed explanation.
I just noticed it was removed from lemmyverse too. For us non-experts, what do you mean by "API issues"?
"Oscar Meyer tells employees to eat less meat"
I still have the community I moderate (!fitandnatural@lemmy.world) set to mod posts only, because I'm the only mod and don't want to risk someone posting something bad while I'm not on Lemmy. We really need an approved user feature like Reddit so that vetted community members can also make posts in communities where "anyone can post" isn't a good option.