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db0, 8 months ago

Thanks hexbear. If you’re from one of the bullying crowd, then the feeling’s mutual :P

db0, 8 months ago

The same is true in reddit. You have multiple communities effectively about the same thing. Eventually one settles into the “primary” one

db0, 8 months ago

Yes, the admins removed me without warning then re-arranged the mod team

db0, 8 months ago

Same mods. I don’t particularly hang out in reddit anymore, but @sunbrothersco is still doing unpaid volunteering for spez :P

db0, 8 months ago

I think I might be one of the very few reddit admins who took the move to lemmy seriously and that’s why we managed to succeed so well.

db0, 8 months ago

Well I’m not really on reddit anymore, so that helps 😁

db0, 8 months ago

A lot of the reddit power users have moved. What’s left is now is bots (re)posting the jankiest content and lurkers with too much inertia to move.

db0, 9 months ago

The reason is that the tags appear posted from the bot and I don’t want people to start trolling and make me start monitoring.

Yes the integration is not optimal. The best would be that lemmy supports it natively but we do the best we can

db0, 9 months ago (edited 9 months ago)

I do FOSS as well, but I’d rather people have fun punting the stalebot than just keep repeating “this issue still exists”. I will probably get a chuckle out of it.

db0, 10 months ago

Ye, but the problem is the ease of discovery

db0, 10 months ago

I’m actually faulting them for trying to make money off a crowdsourced service. They didn’t write the damn subtitles.

db0, 10 months ago

Always assume that’s the ultimate goal with for-profit services.

db0, 10 months ago

Anime is a different culture. Most non-anime stuff doesn’t have them embedded (especially the old stuff) and it’s still useful for finding subtitles for other languages

db0, 10 months ago

you da mvp!