SeeleLowe @ SeeleLowe @lemmy.world

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I think you should know what the punishment for a first offense is first. Then know if there is a decriminalized amount you could get away with. Then it's just your risk tolerance. Good luck.

to be clear this community would never encourage anyone to break the law. However I believe it should be up to everyone to pick their own route.

This is the closest you'll come right now...

Someone was stoned I think lol

That stuff is really good lol

I'm theory a good app would do that. But no such app, yet. Along with the influx of users to Lemmy there was also an influx of Jerboa volunteers. So maybe soon.

Why not have 2 parallel communities? Everyone seems to think it's a bad thing that communities that share the same name can exist on different instances. But I kinda think it's one of Lemmys advantages. Everyone can make a community as long as your instance allows you to. Which most seem to allow you too. Though I see you're from Beehaw which doesn't allow you too...

Sure here's a link

I think so. I think I've seen others doing it before lol

I honestly don't feel that way about Reddit but I do feel that way about sync... I'll miss sync, unless he ports it over, which he is giving consideration.

That actually just raised more questions lol

Will it appear in my all feed?

I've been a thousand times more active on here than I ever was on Reddit. I just want this to succeed. Lemmy seems really cool. I love that it's decentralized and open source.

I'm still trying to figure that out, like how can I (Lemmy.world) see kbin content? I don't see any of it I don't think?

For those of us who are new here, can you elaborate?

The dev is actually considering it! I certainly hope he finds the time too.

Wait, you can edit the title on Lemmy?!

This is good to know!

I'm going to miss sync. Hopefully this app will get better with time. Or maybe some Reddit apps will port over or something. I hope anyway.

I'm not really sure what you mean?

That seems to tell you what instances are linked, but how do I know what was blocked or was there just no blocked instances? I'm still so lost here. Lol