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What is the most lemmy thing about lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 04 Mar 2024
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Post food in food porn. Gets ridiculed because my food is an abomination and should not be called by the foods name. See others post butchered regional food that i definitely know the locals will not recognize as that food. That post gets praised for putting an effort. WTF?
I dare someone to post a pic of a deep dish pizza there. You’ll get wrecked.
Is it really that in depth? I mean good looking food is what I'm there for.
What I expected was food appreciation no matter how it looks or how it strays from the traditional recipe. But what I got was someone telling me that what I posted was not a traditional food yet I'm seeing other non tradional food getting praised.
I simply want food appreciation not food gatekeeping.