Pamasich @ Pamasich @kbin.earth Posts 5Comments 99Joined 1 yr. ago
Why are people saying this was Reddit's april fools? It clearly says it's made by /r/gamesonreddit, not the admins.
I'm confused about what you're trying to say here. You got warned for violent commentary after making a violent comment? That sounds like it makes perfect sense to me. This isn't a Luigi situation, breaking someone's fingers IS undeniably violence.
Swiss/Allemanic German. Specifically I speak Zug's dialect.
That's perfect, exactly what I meant to say.
Mer chönd das scho probiere, aber denn müsst mer ja di ganz Ziit en Übersetzer zur Hand ha, wär denn doch nöd die best UX würdi säge. Das würd d'Neuakömmlige nur no meh verschüüche.
posts only appear once
Mbin doesn't have the comment combining, but it also combines duplicate posts into one.
I don't think Mbin's approach is perfect, but I actually like Piefed's less.
unless you want to create a nazi robot supervillian
That's just Musk.
Do you know if any of your admins are active on Reddit?
I don't, but I can try tagging the two I know of: @aasatru @jwr1
Sadly I don't think Mbin currently shows a list of admins anywhere, so not sure if that's everyone.
If you believe this was a mistake, please contact the moderators of the community.
Did you do that?
I don't really agree with that removal reason if it's real, but I do think your post was clearly trolling and bad faith arguing and so it's a good thing it was removed. That said, the rules also don't currently prohibit that.
have been automatically deleted in the past
I really doubt this is correct. Looking at the domain page for lemmy.world, the earliest post is from a few days before the API protest, and there's been posts every month since. I don't see a hole anywhere.
The posts starting just before the protests (when Lemmy is older) could mean they were removed prior to that, but it seems weird to me that Reddit would change their policy on that just when people want to boycott them.
Either way, if they were removed before the protest, that's a long time ago and not relevant to today.
Oh, I didn't consider that one.
Does Mbin or Piefed have the same issues? I know you guys prefer Lemmy, but if Lemmy keeps alienating people because signups don't work, then maybe it's time to recommend one of those two instead of bleeding potential newcomers.