Is it because, like me, you'd often type out full replies on Reddit, then decide at the last moment to not post it out of fear of becoming troll food?

I didn't appreciated the FDroid UX until Google app designers lost their damn minds. Now it makes me feel relief.

it deletes it from my phone to clear space, keeping only the cloud backup

One copy of of anything isn't a backup, it's a move. Yes, in this case, Google is doing its own backups but you're giving them all the trust and control.

An evil like this can only be destroyed in the heart of a volcano.

The only thing that will stop climate change is if we reduce the beef industry and eat billionaires instead. Every billionaire will chop 0.1° off the warming trend.

This is warning showing why spreading out is important. No one instance being offline should be able to affect so many Motorheads at once.

Don't worry, they're an illusion wizard, andnone of that brush is real.

Jerry Goldsmith was a master composer.

YSK, Social Security is predicted to become insolvent in 2034.

I think I'll never knowingly use a Meta product.

This might be a tough one were I still using Reddit. I want to pay devs who do good work but I don't want my money to, in turn, pay Reddit so they can claim my content as their own.

I'm not only commenting more (because I'm not afraid people will bite my head off for everything I say) I'm also reading a lot more comments in general. I think it's for the same reason, the comment threads seem to involve actual constructive discourse. It's funny that I read fewer posts here than I did at Reddit but I spend a lot more time per post.