I’m somewhere between my neighbor’s yard and down the street.

Oh my god, this place is full of…Redditors!

I mean if they’re going to remake a movie, they should go out of their way to make it as different as possible. I for one would love to see the direction of a film with this casting goes.

Teacher: “And so, the United States dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, wiping the cities off the map, and causing untold amounts of death and suffering to those who were caught in their wake.”

OP: “Hhhphffff!!!”

Thanks a lot for posting the study.

retarded moderators

Yeah let’s not pretend it’s just the mods.

I guess we really are trying to recreate everything about reddit here.

I sea what u did their! and eye do knot admit de feet!

I eat arguments like your FOR BREAKFAST!

Well I like arguing MORE than you!

Yeah, and don’t get me wrong, the majority of users I have engaged with here have been lovely. But occasionally you’ll get the post with hundreds of upvotes, with maybe one downvote, but the comment section makes it feel like they’re trying to set the place on fire.

It probably has more to do with the fact that there are far less of us than redditors, and comments are weighted differently from reddit.

Complete with construction? You’ve just solved the housing crisis!

I know, but having separate accounts within the interfaces of each site can be helpful. If I have a Mastodon account, I know exactly how my posts are going to look and act on Mastodon. Same goes with Lemmy and Kbin.

I also have access to features on one service I wouldn’t have on others. Some posts are easier to view and access from a different site or instance. Kbin doesn’t have any mobile apps yet, so I use my Lemmy account when I want to access fed on mobile.

Lastly, sometimes I’m just in the mood to use one site over the other. If I’m in the mood for more Twittery content I go to Mastodon. If I’m in a more Reddit mood, I go on Lemmy. If I want to do both at the same time, I use Kbin.

It is its own community that happens to be federated with Lemmy and Mastodon. You can toggle federation on and off, and when off, you only see kbin’s material. Otherwise it functionally acts like another lemmy instance, with a different interface and features missing from base lemmy.

There is also a microblog attached to it that connects with Mastodon in the same way. Each community has its own microblog that acts as a hashtag when on Mastodon.

And when they act sour, they’re called lemons!

Vine taught me you’re worthless unless you’re making someone else money.

This shit is still cool! I’m not even going to act ashamed! Hell fucking yeah I dressed like that, and It was motherfucking “epic!”

Wear whatever you think is cool zoomers, and stop for NO ONE! The moment you start letting others dictate your coolness is when you stop being young.