Okay, I wonder if my feed was mixing threads up, because after I replied it looked like I was in a thread with a title about asking what features you like in Lemmy vs Reddit, with the text field of the question saying that they especially loved the fact that titles could be edited, so I was left confused.
Zagaroth
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I think I accidentally posted into the wrong thread somehow, this is not the thread I was in when I typed my previous reply. Or did OP edit title/post while I was replying? Because one of the responses I am seeing is the same.
Yes, it is my first time, no, I did not know that and created a Mastodon account separately once I heard of it.
What exactly is "fediverse" anyway?
that worked, thank you :)
FFXIV, most of the writing subs, Another Eden, I don't think FoundryVTT has moved yet, PF2E, there aren't nearly as many cute-animal communities yet, etc.
Windows, it's easy to set up all the games I want and I'd have to run an emulator to use a Linux distro and still play everything I want to.
The last version I paid for was Windows 7 however, I only took the Win10 upgrade when things slowly stopped working because of driver issues.
So, might I recommend having a button on the top bar that shows us the instances we've subscribed to, and maybe a quick link to the list of available instances? People like easy navigation, having to do multiple bookmarks or navigate through finding a link to the list of servers is not easy navigation.
I'm not seeing this? I am in darkmod-rede, does that make a difference?
Um, I get isekai'd into a dragon god with mirror-twin kitsune goddess as his wives? So pretty damn good, though my actual wife might object a touch.
My username is an old D&D PC of mine who has evolved greatly over the decades and is currently the pantheon head in a campaign/book setting. Not sure how else to match what the name means to the idea of the thread title.
You can expand the text of a post by clicking on the book option
Ah, I didn't see that icon. Might I suggest that the icon replace the blank thumbnail space for text posts then? Smaller than the thumbnail space, larger than the current icon. And I may have been assuming the images acted like the text posts. Hmm. Or perhaps there is not enough visual distinction between image posts and website URLs. I see now that there is an icon in the upper-right corner of the image. Maybe I just need to retrain to figure that out.
I mentioned this in another piece of the thread, so I don't know if you saw it, but a website I go to a lot (Royal Road) solved whitespace with a nice neutral-to-slightly dark landscape that everything goes over. So this way central column width could be expanded a bit without covering the whole screen.
Improving on that idea, perhaps you can even provide several options in the settings. Nothing high res, that's not the point, but a pleasant space filler.
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My brain hurts reading this.