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It's not just native Apps. Alternative web UIs like Thunder, Photon and Voyager need them too.

Mobile Apps need an API too.

Sounds like corruption 101

Nooo bro it increases in value bro I'm investing in watches bro

You can also check out Ghost.

Learn the basics of WordPress first then check out Bricks Builder. It's not free but the best in it's class. If you aren't doing this professionally you'll experience a steep learning curve but once you master it, you can build pretty much anything you want extremely fast.

If you really want to build it in HTML and CSS you'd have to build your own theme.

What do you like more about Piefed compared to Lemmy?

What's your experience? Are you a web developer or in IT?

Thanks, I hate it.

europe.pub

So basically you think that I'm obligated to spend my money and time for the rest of my life to provide you a free service once I've started one. People like you are the reason why instances like lemm.ee shut down. Expecting the best service for nothing and be the loudest when something you don't like happens.

Instance providers and admins don't owe you anything.

less worry of facing personal consequences if someone posts something illegal on their instance

An instance provider isn't necessarily responsible for content on their instance. At least in a lot European countries like Germany.

You just have to have an easy way to report content (which Lemmy has) and remove it immediately when you become aware of it.

No it's basically that companies can put money into politics.

Company free speech is allowed, but there’s laws to keep them from being total asshats

"Things" shouldn't have free speech - only people. It's just such a corrupt, dumb thing.

Exactly. This shit is radicalizing people.

radical free speech

If that includes calling company money "free speech" (which the US does) I don't agree. I'm also not ok with holocaust denial and Naziism.

With a programming language you tell a computer what to do. With a markup language, which HTML is, you tell a computer what to show. Much different.

You wouldn't want to mix them up. The precise distinction is what the web makes so beautifully scalable.

Thought exactly the same. I'd like to know how the legal side would look like. Let's say you say D. Could you go to court if they say it's wrong?

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