moonleay

That 0 subscribers thingy is probably just a bug or it hasn't updated yet.

hm, wired. It worked when I searched for the community on your lemmy instance.

Maybe your instance is not aware of the community, which you are looking for. Try copying the direct link to the community in question into the search of your local instance and try searching.

Yes. I loved Reddit for a LONG time. They started to crumble in my opinion when the added these Snooavatars, which later turned into a NFT scheme. I never bothered with these. The promise of the website was awesome though. Being able to follow interests and communities instead of people was a completely new concept, which I had never seen before. Now it feels like the corporate greed has finally completely taken over.

Time to jump ship.

Holy sh*t. Das ganze ist ja regelrecht explodiert in den letzten Tagen.

removed.

This looks interesting.

Does it use Wayland or xorg?

Snoovatars were just NFTs lite. I never liked them. Thank god that they aren't available on old.reddit

Messages are never deleted, only hidden, a GDPR violation

This is partly true. Messages are not really deleted until you delete your account.

Deleted usernames are also not deleted, only hidden, same thing

This is true

Stuff remains on federated servers even if you delete it

If everything works according to plan it should be gone, though there might be cases, where some instances don't update.

These question were also answered in this github issue.

EDIT: Imho this should be changed. At least the first two points. It does not need to be 100% foolproof on other instances, as they may be down when the deletion happens, but I think that the instance, which hosts the content should NOT have the content after deletion. Another idea would be to edit comments / posts to just say "[removed]".

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Soweit ich das bis jz mitbekommen habe ist diese Sprache vorallendingen im ich_iel Teil dieser Instanz dominant.

Erziehungsschellen habe ich bis jetzt allerdings noch nicht gesehen.

Arch Linux. Its comfy. I like that I don't get spied on. Furthermore it is not made by a company and 100% community driven, which makes it the best Distro for my usecase!