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Imo I feel like given the size of the community there is too much segregation. All these android related topics should all just be in /c/android until we reach a critical mass that more organization is required. No one will bother to subscribe to all of those with 0 engagement.... And plz don't delete posts we are so small here! As long as it isn't spam I'm ok with questions etc. here. The rules shouldn't be the same as reddit as the community isn't the same (at least not yet).
Hello everyone, why the mods are removing genuine posts? I know they break some rules you have.
TBH there are too many rules, and this is very early stages of lemmy so don't be so strict. You guys are doing a too good job in my opinion.
Good to be here! I'm going to try calling this instance my home because of my love of all things Android, its relatively small instance size, and my last instance's service availability being quite poor.
Has lemmy.world been defederated from lemdro.id? When I log into this community using my lemmy.world main account I can't see anything.
EDIT: In case anyone else is having this problem, the issue was my language settings. Despite having "Undetermined" set as a language, that was the problem - I clicked the little "X" to unselect any languages and then saved, and now it's working again.
Maybe a GrapheneOS one? That's what Android/AOSP should be like, in my opinion. Private, secure, and putting the user in charge of the OS. Not sure if it has the userbase for a community, though.