I hate to be that person, but what’s this new Lemmy trend of posting Twitter screenshots without the link to the original article?
I don’t care about some snarky Twitter commenter, I want to see the Octopus make a friend.
I hate to be that person, but what’s this new Lemmy trend of posting Twitter screenshots without the link to the original article?
I don’t care about some snarky Twitter commenter, I want to see the Octopus make a friend.
Reddit still has niches that (unfortunately) exist nowhere else, probably won’t exist anywhere else soon due to the need for foot traffic, and are tolerable as long as old.reddit.com stays up.
And it’s the lesser evil over Discord.
Lemmy is of course 1000x better, but it doesn’t matter if your niche there is a ghost town.
Would lemmy instances do this?
I know they can’t afford to now, but hypothetically? A lot of people here don’t seem to like data scraping for AI.
I know everyone’s used to it now, but I really hate people like this in real life, who super passive aggressively say things that aren’t technically wrong but clearly send a message.
And this is one. He’s praising another leader for sending a note of support, what can anyone really say?
Trump has been doing precisely that way before he was president, jawboning to the market and such without technically stating something definitive. Even putting everything aside, I hate this because I know a person or two like that in real life, and they are utter jerks.
It’s crazy that Twitter has such an outsized influence on the public, and I think it’s because news outlets amplify it so much.
It doesn’t have that many active users. And news rarely covers other platforms when something makes a lot of noise and reaches many eyeballs.