Ok this pretty much answers my question. I think you’re right. I was thinking. What’s stopping them from jumping off the net after the jump onto it.

But ive heard of people who survive attempted suicide by jumping almost all regret it while jumping off.

Can’t they just jump off the net?

I’ll pirate anything except indie games. Gotta support the small devs

I somewhat agree with your old person trait. But not face to face. At least a text saying not interested/I don’t want to hang out anymore and then ghosting. Nobody owes you a face to face conversation. Especially if they’re not interested.

Can someone explain the pooping thing to me? Ive been away for a business trip for the entire week, I haven’t pooped in 3 days either. Why does the person who hasn’t pooped matter? What’s up with these memes?

Yeah, I was going to say. I want to create communities from reddit that are not yet in here. But I don’t want to be the one running it. On the other hand. I don’t want a guy like that running a community I like. I would gladly create these communities and hand them over to proper mods later on if that’s possible.

I’m not mod material.

Does that mean someone else can have the same username as me on a separate instance?

Can we get this pinned to the top? I think K everyone needs to see this or some version of this

Same. I still might but not on the daily. I’m not using their shitty app.

Yeah, I’m one of the confused casual users. Can you explain how the instances work? This morning I created an account on my pc but had no time to browse. I downloaded an app called jerboa a few minutes ago. The front page had memes and fun things. I logged into lemmy.world instance and that content is gone. Do I have to have an account for each instance? Are the instances like separate websites?

I’m having trouble navigating through lemmy. The Frontpage was different before I created an account. Could someone explain the instances? I logged in to lemmy.world does that mean the content on the rest of lemmy is off limits? I have to create an account for each instance?

I see there is lemmy.ml and others

Edit: I get it now. Thanks for the explanation