Just a heads up that for some reason your title text is showing HUGE on my Lemmy app - possibly that’s intentional, but hopefully not. Assuming not, you probably need to delete the hash/pound symbol at the start.
Might just be me, of course :-)
I do think however that it would be worth coming up with a proper name for the current symbol.
The Fedigram maybe?
Ah, that’s great, ha ha. Thanks :-)
Got you, thanks :-)
Would that be about equivalent to calling British people Poms?
Brilliant film. Absolutely chilling though.
I really must go back to Mastadon. I joined a while back, but it was just so goddam quiet that I stopped checking my feed.
Thanks, yeah, I do use it already when at the top of the page, but it minimises once I scroll down a bit. Appreciate the suggestion though :-)
Working fine for me, but in case it helps identify the issue…
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Sync version: v23.08.23-18:29
Sync flavor: googlePlay
View type: Smaller cards
Push enabled: false
Device: raven
Model: Google Pixel 6 Pro
Android: 13
Woo, so many changes and fixes. Thanks for the image picker one!
’Who’s on first’ vibes :-)
I’m still on 0.0.33 and it seems to be working for me - at least to make this comment and upvote yours.
This is about the Jerboa app though, so browser extensions wouldn’t be an option here.
In a weird way, they probably are - I guess they figure that users who don’t see any/many ads are not contributing to Reddit’s finances, while still causing Reddit costs in terms of bandwidth, etc. In which case it makes sense to get rid of them (a bit like having an email database with 100000 people on it, but only 5000 of them ever open the emails - if you have to pay more to store those 95000 who don’t, then it makes some sense to rid of them.)
Problem is, how many of those who view on old or on 3PAs are the ones making/sharing the content that brings eyes to their ads in the first place - maybe they’ve analysed it and decided that the loss of goodwill and incoming content from those people is more than offset by the savings to be made in having a smaller but more captive audience?
They might be right - but I hope not, because they’ve acted like dicks.
I’ve been trying not to say it’s easy, but I can’t help but want to counter the claims that it’s too hard/impossible for average users.
That was me two days ago, and after a bit of confusion, it’s fine. Am I an expert in federation? No. Do I need to be to enjoy Lemmy? Also no.
Hope you get it sorted :-)
Yep, all good now, cheers :-)