Reddit has killed its golden goose. I don't see Reddit recovering from this, certainly not without reverting the API changes.
We should call the fediverse Webrings 2.0
How long until someone makes it into a Long Furby?
I do wish there was a bit more privacy involved with boosting though, as of right now anyone can see what I boost.
I would try to found my own payment processor/credit card company that would be more NSFW-friendly. Apparently all the payment processors hate porn/nsfw which is why sites like to try to ban it so much. I want NSFW content creators to have a home too.
It's cringe culture, the same reason people make fun of weebs or anyone else who goes outside of the "norm". There's also the issue that some people think that it's too childish or too sexual (or both at once, somehow)
That's what TV says. In reality, people get tested for years after it's in remission. https://xkcd.com/931/
Not only is the CEO dead, I think that people are going to be a lot more hesitant going on anything the company makes from now on. That's not even mentioning the possibility of them being sued.
Something similar to the multireddit function that reddit has where you can use a + sign in the URL to consolidate multiple subreddits in one page? I don't know how easy this would be but if you could do that across multiple instances you could have askkbin+asklemmy@lemmy.ml+asklemmy@lemmy.world (etc) and view all the different questions at once.
I've seen AMA threads on 4chan, I don't think it's something reddit-exclusive anymore. It's just a simple acronym for "Ask Me Anything" for online interviews.
I do wish it had a different name than fediverse though, that name reminds me too much of Metaverse.
Mostly lurker, I sometimes comment but social anxiety is a thing even on the internet for me.