• @grysbok
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      Seconding–neat article. The Connecticut house looks spot-on. Kentucky… not so much.

      • @KoboldCoterie@pawb.social
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        51 year ago

        I’ve never been to Wisconsin, but if the typical house there is that fantastical looking, maybe I’d like to.

        The Maine one is maybe a bit bigger than I’d have expected but the style (and the snow) are pretty accurate.

    • AFK BRB ChocolateOP
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      Thanks, I sure did (I posted the images in mildly interesting earlier). Link and title corrected.

    • eric5949
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      81 year ago

      Due to its nature there’s no way to stop the shitty people getting in but we can defederate them.

        • eric5949
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          True but because of that I imagine they’ll mostly congregate into their own instances anyway like lemmygrad and exploding-heads.

  • Guy Dudeman
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    Great… I hope Lemmy.world’s servers can handle the incoming load.

  • @madeindjs@lemmy.ml
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    31 year ago

    I also live Mastodon but i’m lost with the Twitter style. I feel lost with tweets/retweets views. The reddit/lemmy tree comments like oks more natural to me.

    I wonder if someones already build a Reddit styles view for mastodon.

  • @KoboldCoterie@pawb.social
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    31 year ago

    This post was a fun exploration (before it was corrected) into who actually reads the article versus just replying based on the title. :)

    • AFK BRB ChocolateOP
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      Heh, I had the same thought - a number of people commented on the correct topic even though the link was wrong. In fairness, I did that a lot on Reddit, but it was mostly because I had already read news coverage on the topic, and came to the Reddit thread for the comments.