Something interesting that Matt Mercer mentioned on their latest talkback was how often times he just creates problems but not a solution. Seems like a really great way to ensure the players are able to have freedom in how they approach things and you as a DM aren’t forced into ensuring a specific outcome
It'd be awesome to let this get passed and have the people vote on the final design. The current "seal-on-a-bedsheet" design is so bland and is easily confused for several other states.
I read some of the comments from opposing votes on the bill and you have these guys concerned that loggers and moose won't get proper representation on the 1901 flag like they do on the seal. And? Most flags don't represent every little thing about the state. It's a bad faith argument simply because of the letter next to the bill sponsor's name
With 3rd party apps (and potentially old.reddit.com) being on the chopping block I figured I might as well jump on the Lemmy bandwagon. It'll take some getting used to but I'm hopeful
I definitely second the motion on it being a branding problem. Stuff like sh.itjust.works seem to me like something that dark basement tech nerds would come up with that is “edgy” and really only used by them and other people like them.
I’m not really into the ironic “edgy” aesthetic and part of the struggle with this transition for me has been orienting myself in the space because I don’t want to commit to some “sketchy” edgelord URL
As long as everyone is having fun (startrek.website)
Maine voters may get chance to decide state’s flag (www.bangordailynews.com)
Welcome Reddit Refugees?
Didn't see there was a Maine community set up outside of one semi-abandoned one in the Lemmy community search, so here we are!
How is lemmyworld so stable?
At the time of writing, Lemmyworld has the second highest number of active users (compared to all lemmy instances)...
Subreddits you are going to miss?
I'm going to miss AITA. Even if someone makes it a community, it will take a long time to populate.