The feature to move posts between communities is planned and also AFAIK Piefed’s feature of bundling together comments across all cross-posts is also coming to Lemmy sometime. Those, I think, could ease your worries a bit

But apart from that, my 2¢: save your markdown and “just do it” - unironically. It is true that many bad posts get deleted. But if you are coming with a real thought to discuss

1. it’s probable it won’t be deleted even if it bends some community rules
2. even if it does get deleted from a community, that does not put you in the same bag as those offenders

IMO, being absolutely-fucking-right-all-the-time-where-to-post is not a prerequisite to being here. After all (IMO) we are all here just people, we are all here just to connect, not perfectly sort posts into communities. The way threadiverse is, the communities are and will be and (IMO) should be in constant flux. With time, or rather posts, you will start to get the unwritten feel of communities. What gets downvoted where, what gets more reaction where, etc. But there is no way not even to know it beforehand, there is no way to codify it.

Also, on a more philosophical note, when you are interacting with a community, you are taking part in defining it. ATM you might be a small drop in the ocean, or the first signal of change. Maybe it needs to get more thoughts than links? Or maybe the discussants need to split off into another community? Neither you nor me, nor current community posters know that. Time will tell, communities will flux

Let the thought flow

I liked Shiawase Decision more when it was just “a bit stretched imagination”

I don’t know about setting colors, but I’m using Lawnchair because it can have folders in the bottom applicatons strip

On a tangent

A “release” pushed to AOSP used to basically line up with a Nexus/Pixel update. At the end of 2025 they changed it to 4 times a year, now they are changing it to twice a year.

Could this change also mean that they might be phasing out of Pixels in a few years?

That’s pretty mild compared to what I’m afraid of. Of course that it’s not good that he is that way, although I would argue that any kind of bugzilla of an open source project is a toxic environment in itself, but that’s not “rape-slaves in the basement” level kind of stuff

Thank you for that context. I fear the day we discover something bad about Linus. In my eyes he’s been very based since forever

Is thisa reference to that Tailwind PR?

I’m pretty sure it will be much higher here

But the opposite would mean some point did make them go about their sense. And for me that is even more unrealistically optimistic

Hence “I might be jaded”

I think there can be only one reaction. I added one, clicked another, and the previous one disappeared. After adding it back the second one’s number dropped

I can relate. I have a few teas like “it was very tasty but which one was it?”. Now I maintain notes for stuffs like this: link, name, more or less accurate date and a comment with my thoughts about it

I like oolong a lot because it varies a lot. It has an additional step in the process where it’s oxidized - more or less fried a little. Depending on how much was it oxidized, the taste will range from white/non-Japanese green up to nutty, creamy. IDR the name now but there is one that to me tastes almost like cookies

Edit: Da Hong Pao

Yeah, it’s just an image for me too

@rimu@piefed.social may I ask you to take a look?

I think that Wikipedia editors do that too

But AFAIK it’s not AP Fediverse, right?

Why is Matrix in Fediverse information?

In order to “buy” it one has to give phone number to shop.app

EDIT: I managed to not use Shop for that in the end. But it was stubborn to get my data

I just browse “Recently added” on PeerTube.wtf from time to time

Yes, but this thing is limited by tags. All the tags you have to put in manually

From your example in the link:

Century: 16
Year: 1521
Location: Belgrade
Tag: War
Event: Siege of Belgrade: Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent conquers Belgrade.

Unless you add Sultan into Tags, you have to query event description too in order to find all the details about Sultan. In Logseq it would be enough to use [[Sultan Suleiman]] in the text and it would behave like another tag

We’ll see. Maybe it’s the world that is cyberpunk, not the “graft” itself