We dont want to scare off people using lesser known software.

Or any mistake, really:-P

Even well-known clients can get weird, e.g. you can interact with lemmy posts through mastodon, but if you're active in the comments, misunderstandings seem practically guaranteed.

Joke’s on them. I use a fork of that obscure client/tool.

I tried, but I could not resist the urge to point out that that's not what POV means, unless you mean the user who made the mistake is one of the gunmen.

Oh for crying out loud, it’s

“really :-P”.

Note the space between the word “really”, and the emoticon!

UGH I SWEAR THIS PLATFORM

It's a well known method in social media now

If you want an honest answer from someone, you don't ask them directly, because they won't respond.

Instead you confidently give the wrong answer ..... then wait for everyone to honestly correct you immediately.

When is it a good time to abandon a client/tool after a certain length of no commits?

Is it not the point of view of the users? I mean as in John Wick in the centre making the mistake.

The image we're seeing is not from John Wick's point of view though. If it was, he would not appear in the picture.

I mean in the vacuum of the meme. You can also read the alt text for more context.

No, because "point of view" means seeing through their eyes, not looking at their face.

The guns is what they see.

I dread seeing a ping, before back on reddit and now here, and every where that has a ping when replied, because of this phenomenon.

I didn't mean to sound confidently wrong. mostly. That's why I only comment on memey stuff or silly things. but even in silly things someone out there just have to make it as their being and take personal offense.

Looks at top comment... yeah.

The end of each barrel is what they see, their own mouth is something they don't see — that's not the case here

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