soulifix

soulifix, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

There should be a regulation on this. This shouldn’t be treated like Reddit here. If a user creates more than 4 communities and is unable to moderate every single one after that 4th one, be it 5 or 10 whatever. They should lose access to all of those communities and it’s offered to a user who’s more active and willing to moderate it.

This is why Reddit’s moderation is as bad as it is. They have to rely on automoderation to do their work and there are users on there, like awkwardtheturtle, who moderate 100+ communities. They can’t quite possibly have that much time to maintain a single one.

soulifix, 10 months ago

Firefox is only a secondary browser to me these days. I’ve grown tired of it’s performance for years because the Mozilla group would rather keep stuffing unnecessary features into the browser and bring about it’s own ecosystem that it may be collecting data from itself that nobody may know about than fixing that god damn memory leak.

soulifix, 10 months ago

We’re living in very interesting times indeed.

So we have one billionaire over in Meta, who’s been making it very known how predatory in practice he is with getting your data and they fundamentally shatter the functionality of all of their platforms.

Then, we have this billionaire here who under a year, has made a total catastrophe of what was once a thriving platform once worth billions of it’s own until he came and acquired it.

And then we have this not-a-billionaire who, is inspired by the self-destruction of the other platforms that they too, must follow suit, in hopes of aspiring success.

I wonder what book they’re all reading from in the ways of business, that says if you suck harder, they’ll mean a net positive.

soulifix, 10 months ago

I take the opportunity to really tell these guys how I feel about this kind of shit popping up. You want some honesty and how you “value” feedback? Okay, here you go.

soulifix, 10 months ago

Therapy is kind of like college. You go into it, to try and know what you’d like to do. Only in therapy’s case, you’re going into therapy to narrow down exactly what you think is wrong with you and finding that confirmation on whether or not you truly have something.

Talking to online friends and close ones are limited because they cannot give you medical advice. They’re there to weather your mental storms until you do manage to get to a therapist that can at least gauge the forecast.

And if I had to give one tip about therapy, try to make a series of bullet points and prioritize what you want to figure out the most from top to bottom. Things like “Why is it do I randomly snap or cry around people?” are things you probably should have on the top to talk about, as opposed to “why do I randomly make mayo sandwiches every other hour?” being the very bottom.

soulifix, 10 months ago

Guys! Guys! Don’t you get it? He’s “Winning”! /s