BabaDuda

We're coming to the point where online chat is half about trying to suss out an LLM bot lmfao

They what now? Wtf

Harsh, very harsh

I think it'll pay off for them (like Southampton did when they sacked Adkins for Pochettino) but in that same vein their 'Poch' could also be a complete dud

Just in time for BaloGOD

I suppose it helps that there's just not as much content so far, a 50 upvote post here is legitimately good engagement relative to the userbase, while on somewhere big like Reddit it's a drop in the ocean

Lmao that logo, they really can't help themselves with the Illuminati allegations can they

Yeah easily the vast majority unfortunately, unless there's another community in the fediverse that we don't know of we'll probably the only ones who jumped

Thanks for bringing this up; it's an important conversation.

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Leaving a community you deeply care for and have nurtured for years is a hard choice, but it is a choice some may need to make if they are no longer interested in moderating that community. If a moderator team unanimously decides to stop moderating, we will invite new, active moderators to keep these spaces open and accessible to users. If there is no consensus, but at least one mod who wants to keep the community going, we will respect their decisions and remove those who no longer want to moderate from the mod team.

I've given up on it tbfh, inability to afford is one thing but I'm just fundamentally against participating in this legalised racket

philanthropists

For what it's worth, in certain circles Peter Thiel could also be considered a philanthropist

I really wish there's a style to make it look like old.reddit tbfh, a more no-frills UI etc

Sir yes sir

Sooo... Tharman yeah