axus @ axus @lemm.ee

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One good thing about Reddit, you could make a stupid community and it'd never go away. But it never caused anyone a problem either.

My solution is admin approval before community becomes listed. And some guidelines about conditions for approval, which are applied fairly.

Conditions for community removal should be pretty extreme, and also fairly applied.

Infinite Anonymous accounts should always be a thing, but rules could limit community creation to accounts with realistic behavior, that have enough activity to not be alts.

Which Matrix channels? I made an account on matrix.org before but didn't see any channels that interested me.

For my old TV, the RED power LED is very helpful. Sometimes its on the wrong input, and very rarely something has gone wrong and I need to unplug-replug it in to fix the display. LED saves me clicking the power button when it's already on.

It's kind of big red dot, but not bright which I'm grateful for.

You're right, Reddit has a lot of established communities. But if you were going to start a new community? I think it's all downhill from here.

My Toyota touch-screen stopped responding to my touch after 11 years.

To be fair I've got shortcuts I reflexively use and clicked on Google links. It's like quitting smoking and visiting your relatives who smoke? IDK

I think nobody would start a new community on Reddit, just makes sense to build something new on a Lemmy instance 🔰

These things do cost time and money and the security code still needs to be written in blood, but it'll be fun.