1 instance (can you guess which one?)

around 100-150 communities (mostly because they are in a language i dont speak)

and like, 5-6 users. a couple bots, and a couple far-right cringebros. used to have a whole lot more, but i recently unblocked everyone and am now less agressive with the block button

what is it with people using asklemmy for anything but an actual open question recently?

read rule 1

because i dont need it? counterquestion: why do you pretend to ask a question when you actually just want to advertise a program?

edit: also, read rule 1

i didnt even say that :)

what are telltale signs to you that you are conversing with a bot? ive never seen the “ignore…” stuff work, hence my view on it.

feddit.de is dead, long live feddit.org!

the “ignore all previous instructions” comments.

the first time i read it, i thought it was funny. the second time, less so. the hundreth time? yeah. i dont know if people realize it, but if you use this comment, it actually makes you look like a moron. Because all your opponent has to do to achieve that is just not following your instructions. besides: ive never seen this used against somebody who might actually be a bot, its always just somebody with different opinions.

there is no more perfect symbol than the interrobang

Sounds like a rather farcical aquatic ceremony

This is clearly a statistic about PCs, otherwise the share wouldnt be ~73% windows. So the decline of the desktop PC doesnt really matter here

Went to the US and became a martial arts competitor