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true when it comes to broad search terms, but google should bring lemmy to the top if you type in [search term] lemmy just like we do know with [search term] reddit.
true when it comes to broad search terms, but google should bring lemmy to the top if you type in [search term] lemmy just like we do know with [search term] reddit.
I don’t mind if they are or aren’t either way, but it doesn’t make sense to tear down discord for essentially the same thing if you’re ok with Lemmy doing it. Whether they should or shouldn’t is another question. Also, it’s possible for my upvotes and down votes to be collected but hidden much like it is on reddit.
You say that, but I see no evidence that Lemmy is a good place for privacy either, yet here you are. I know upvotes and down votes are public and I know that your post are freely shared and stored across the fediverse.
Good to know. Thanks!
Is there are way to follow my own comment to the thread I wrote it in? I like it where when I click on my profile and click my comment, it takes me to where my comment is within the thread. 
So you’re saying it’s a cycle /s
This is one of those jokes that we all know is a joke but in like one more year the crazy people will see normals making this joke and not understand that we’re joking about it. They’ll put their standard conspiracy theory rhetoric on it of course. Just wait (it it hasn’t already happened).
Is this true. Seems like an issue.
Kirkland is at the very least competitive for pretty much everything really.
Maybe I’m missing something, why would threads show up on Lemmy when it’s more like Twitter or mastadon?
Except threads already has 4x more users than mastadon.
I wouldn’t say ruined but great diminished. Sporting events, especially when it comes to the finals or Superbowl. Only rich people can afford it and it completely changes the atmosphere from normal fan experience.
I think I read that they had permission from the city but the landlord themselves didn’t approve it.