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yeah, I'm hoping to stay away from cities. I prefer a relatively secluded life.

On the one hand, I hate the right's bullshit. But, on the other hand, there was some comfort in having the ability to keep tabs on them. If they pick a different space, it'll be harder to anticipate what they're planning.

~~+1 to not receiving an email on approval. Just waited and tried to login sometime later.~~

edit: I probably did not subit an email address when signing up.

I'm looking to relocate to Portugal! I hope I can find a place as scerene as you describe.

I'm setting myself to contribute to OpenScan, though I've also developed a few little flutter widgets here and there for hobby spaces I participate in.

Oh my god you're foosil? I've never met a celebrity before!!!

(not op but) I primarily used reddit as a collective watchdog. If something of import was happening, it would be on the front page rapidly.

It's how I found out it became legal for me to marry in 2012, and it's how I found out it became legal to kill me in Florida in 2023.

I've been in a loop of "Open reddit- oh wait I can't do that anymore, which apps are lemmy and tildes in?" for the last couple of days.

That doesn't fix the issue for the text edit fields when writing posts or replies, but thanks for the work around for now.

Hm, It's set in Alfheim Online (season 2), but the story is original. It was actually decently not cringe, but it was also pretty unremarkable. There's no character development, no "romance", so every character is reduced to a stereotype of themselves. IIRC each major character got a short story arc. I think there may have been a few side quests that paralleled some events of the story from Season 2.

Honestly, it's really good for a one-person/small team project. My only complaint is that the default layout is a bit spacious.

edit: and for some reason I can't double-tap to highlight words on Android?

I don't think I'd like to see pre-population of content, but I think preemptively opening topics for some of the more popular subreddits would help people organize more quickly.