lol I have no idea why it got popular now. Basically it was how Reddit handled this and then r/europe banned me permanently because I mentioned Lemmy. Tbh .ml wasn't the best place to join Lemmy in retrospect, I've moved to lemmy.kde.social

:) or 🙂 is nice and not passive-agressive

it looks really pretty, but do keep in mind it's pre-alpha software and won't be ready for daily use for quite some time

Sadly I kinda aggree. Many people don't like censorship, but many don't really care , they just got banned somewhere else and they move to a Free platform- and here they'll be much more % of all 'normal' users, meaning for us who don't share their often 'extremist views' it won't be so nice content on Lemmy and they'll abandon it sooner and even more % of all users will be 'them'.

which would help understanding it. maybe a single-use they could be better too than a random pronoun. and also I tested some other sentences: Egy ember (a person) was translated to a man. but Translate improved a lot in the last couple years since the translations make sense at least

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thanks, really useful

hi, I'm @aronkvh Really looking forward to this community and Lemmy attracting more people and communities

I was like wtf, but also they should be able to discuss their dumb theories

apprently someone posted about Aimee Challenor on r/europe and mentioning them even in private messages from now on results in a ban from reddit