Why cross-post to the same community this was already posted to?
Undearius
joined 2 years ago
I've been here for awhile and have a pretty good understanding of how federation works. Number (3) was a very concise way to explain how the All feed works. I sort of knew but that really helped me understand.
Number (7), I will suggest the use of the cross-posting feature. Post to the larger community for engagement but also cross-post to the smaller communities to help them grow. Quiet communities are a cat-and-mouse game where people don't post or comment because no one else is. The more people start to engage, the more others will start to engage.
I wish the language tag was used more extensively. But I understand that most people won't bother with selecting the language of their post/comment each time.
I think the language selection should be automatically set for each post if you only have one language selected on your profile, or even an option to default to one if you have more selected.
Yeah, that pretty much sounds like the exact same thing here.
If it kept coming up, simply tapping the checkmark button on the keyboard to "complete" the search would stop it for me.
Is the country between France and Poland called, Deutschland, Allemagne, or Germany?
It's completely outside of the borders of the US but the name used for that country is completely different from then name people from that area would call it.
Which name is right? Which name should be displayed on the map? It depends on a few things.
Downloaded what though? OpenStreetMap is just a data source. There are a number of different maps that use it.
I haven't used it in awhile but I think Magic Earth has traffic data, I'm not sure where it's sourced from but the map data they use is from OSM.
I guess we shouldn't be putting any money towards the border then if he's just going to put tariffs in place anyway.
19% Oppose
So it's a majority then.
I hope the US agreed to the same thing for Canada, too.
Pretty much all of Canada's gun crimes are committed with weapons smuggled in from the States.
It took me a few minutes to figure out, too.
I got tired of scrolling after just getting to Meat, so the list is appreciated.
This seems to fit my learning style. I love knowing the building blocks of words and the association to words I already know. It helps with not having to just simply memorise another dictionary.
And I like the more passive intake of information. I think it's lowered the bar enough for me to take the leap and actually start learning.