Never noticed that phenomenon anywhere else
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Kinda funny; here on Lemmy they're appreciated, while on Reddit we hated "power users" with a passion.
That said, I really do feel like the posters on Lemmy are trying their very best to provide interesting content, and they do this by fostering their chosen communities by hand. I'm a fan.
Yeah I had a realization that a lot of the things that used to bother me on reddit don't worry me as much here. Something is fundamentally working better but I'm not sure what it is yet.
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That Lady Butterfly
Also everything she posts is nice.
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It's rather meant to show the absurdity of censoring female nipples (in a small sidenote)
I would propose censoring female nipples with male nipples then. Since the latter need not be censored.
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Who censored the beautiful nipnips of poor
SisyphusAtlas?No worries: this is Atlas. S*syphus is not censored
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wait... is it? it's all i do.
I think so. It's easier to share a link than it is to think up a meaningful or engaging reply.
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It's rather meant to show the absurdity of censoring female nipples (in a small sidenote)
Sadly, a lot of people genuinely believe this. That all nipples should be censored/covered up.
Look up some discussions about female toplessness online. Unless you are in a queer/very progressive space, a very large number of people would support banning men from being topless too. Most common argument I've found wasn't equality but rather some people being ugly and not wanting to see them.
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It's damn hard to get other people to post. Every so often I like to go around and find smaller communities to share content to.
What happened to the potential consolidation between !world@quokk.au and !globalnews@lemmy.zip?
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!fedigrow@lemmy.zip for people interested to see how it is to grow a community, week after week
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Shout out to anon[some numbers] over at Supurbowl, literally bringing cute owls to everyone alone!
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Teknevra keeping furry_memes alive
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Shout out to anon[some numbers] over at Supurbowl, literally bringing cute owls to everyone alone!
That would be anon6789@lemmy.world and seconded!
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A lot of those types are just reposting reddit’s top content. Or copying from facebook.
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I think so. It's easier to share a link than it is to think up a meaningful or engaging reply.
yeah but replies are seen by few, posts by many, so you need to think much more about relevancy.
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I think so. It's easier to share a link than it is to think up a meaningful or engaging reply.
It's even easier to lurk and just look at the funny memes. A post with no comments gives the poster no encouragement or feedback.
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4.8K posts in 2 years… I’m doing my part!
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4.8K posts in 2 years… I’m doing my part!
Me too, thanks, but I wouldn't call the shitpost/meme communities I post to small
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Me too, thanks, but I wouldn't call the shitpost/meme communities I post to small
I say that still counts. Most of mine are in tiny animal communities, and I really enjoy curating animal pics. It’s become a hobby for sure.
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The nipples are censored. Does this imply they're girlboobs?
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Why did they censor Sisyphus's nipples
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Nice! Commenting is the hardest part and the most vital to community.
I'm nearing half that on this 3 month old account, I'd hate to think what my total has been over all instances these past 2 years.
I love the heck out of my regular commenters. I might be the foundation of a community, but without the people commenting, it's still an empty house. It needs the people there having fun to be a place that will keep attracting people. I've always put at least as much effort into making people that do comment feel appreciated for doing so, and I think that's why I've found relative success on a very niche topic, as I focus on educational content rather than the major focus on more general jokes that a wider audience can more easily enjoy.
