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I used sync for reddit a long time, then switched to Boost. I'll likely use Sync once it's developed here unless something blows me away before then. I'll also donate or pay for good apps to support them.

Yea. I've been hoping between both. Once all of these apps come out, I will likely settle on one over the other.

For comments, my biggest ask is to have toggles/buttons to jump to the next top level comment. Will that be in the initial build?

Eh, I kind of disagree. So far at least, there hasn't been a need until trolls show up. Lemmy and kbin need engagement and content, which apps will help immensely. I'm using both of them, but not as much as I used reddit because they aren't very mobile friendly at the moment for me.

Dems continuously win the popular vote, which means 0 Republicans would say no to this and some Dems would say yes? I'm not buying that.

Same, would love to test for Android

7 1/2 deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle is a pretty fun read. I'm about halfway through

Over covid we would tip fairly frequently for takeout. We still on occasion tip to local places, but most of the time we don't. I'm literally picking up the food, no service is being provided.

Yes. Download redact.dev - I did it over the weekend and took a few hours to remove everything but was super easy.

Wow, 57MM daily visits? I wonder how many are legit and not bots, kind of like how Twitter was when Elon bought. Shows that the few hundred thousand that might have came to fediverse is not even a dent in the numbers. We'll see what happens after June 30th.

For reddit folks - imagine there are 10 different reddits with all of their own individual subreddits. You have the ability to only view and comment on yours, but also can look and comments on all of those others ones if you want to.

But this is (to most people and those exiling Reddit) the beginning of the fediverse and something new. To start fragmenting so early isn't a great look. Can mods ban people on these instances? Still learning how all this works.