Is "magazine" kbin for "subreddit"?
koberulz
joined 2 years ago
I'd be happy enough with just new content TBH. Totally out of the loop on wrestling and movies without Reddit.
This is the exact sort of thinking maegul was attempting to debunk..
The NBL in Australia tried this a couple of seasons ago and nobody gave a shit. It was quickly abandoned.
It's certainly not going to do anything to entice the "why watch the game when I can catch highlights on Twitter" crowd, and as with the proper championship most teams will have zero chance.
The other difference is that winning the Premier League just means finishing on top at the end of the season. The NBA already has playoffs.
But this doesn't change any of that.
as happened with Android recently that a large community can be closed down and redirected
What's this about?
I don't understand the purpose of this.
People constantly spruik all the supposed benefits of this stuff but Reddit had lots of people posting about things and didn't keep going down every five minutes...
I could move instance but I don't know what to move to or what the benefits would be or how any of that works.
Notifications can be muted via the Android OS for any given app, if you don't want notifications you're welcome to do that. Making a lack of notifications compulsory is just stupid. I'm opening Lemmy more frequently now, having to check manually for replies, than if I could trust my empty notification bar and just not bother.
I keep getting network errors. I'd actually given up assuming I just couldn't post at all. Deleting is turning out to be just as painful a process...
I've never got a notification from Jerboa in my life. The number appears on the envelope on the bottom row, but I never get any sort of alert. Lemmy is super quiet so I don't check it very often (my home feed gets one post and zero comments on an average day), and once discovered responses to me that were a day old.
I'm on Lemmy's side of that debate, "magazine" already has a totally different definition.