I imagine there will still be a higher than normal amount of growth, but not as steep, through the rest of the summer as other people give up on Reddit after the changes. Some casual users may not understand what's going on, but they'll notice the changes through July and August without all the 3rd party people and the mods who leave/have left/got removed, which may drive them to alternatives.
I don't, and I have the settings set so I don't get nsfw-tagged materials. But I still saw a pornographic image I didn't want to see because not every instance/magazine we're federated with has nsfw tagging rules. I actually haven't gone back to mastodon since that visual assault, lol, because I don't want to see more and they clearly don't have it under control. I blocked the nsfw lemmy instance, but even before that I didn't see anything explicit here. At least have the images hidden or blurred until you click the post.
It's obviously circumstantial, but if you're not doing anything wrong they shouldn't have a reason to come in. Some cops will make up reasons, or might think a health check is enough reason. It all depends. They do need to believe someone is in danger inside your home. I've been welfare checked, and they didn't even ask to come in. I talked to them on my front steps.
I've tried several and I've been here like 5 days, lol. Is there a list somewhere of all the fediverse umm...members? I just kinda jumped in and tried everything at once, but I'm curious what I missed.
Thanks! Right now I am willing to give devs all kinds of slack on what features they offer. They have their hands full with the massive growth the last couple weeks, and I am perfectly happy waiting.
No idea. It would not surprise me, though. I could see it for people who are "content creators" posting their videos or whatever their form of media is.
spez should start paying the redditors, especially the mods, with that logic. He gets it all for free and now he wants to profit while we would have to pay.
I imagine there will still be a higher than normal amount of growth, but not as steep, through the rest of the summer as other people give up on Reddit after the changes. Some casual users may not understand what's going on, but they'll notice the changes through July and August without all the 3rd party people and the mods who leave/have left/got removed, which may drive them to alternatives.