That said, I’ve decided to return to Reddit for now.
Tha’ts okay, to each their own. I’m happy to be with a few hundreds nice people compared to millions of angry strangers. I hope you can come here again once the platform is a bit more polished.
And people are much nicer here.
That’s the biggest thing for me. I’m happy to be with a few hundreds nice people compared to millions of angry strangers. I actually noticed than here, when “bad” behaviour is called out (e.g. someone phrasing a request in a very demanding way, while everyone here is a volunteer), people usually react very well, apologize, and go on with their day. That’s science fiction for current Reddit.
Thank you!
Great news!
Thank you for your fast answer!
As a huge Tolkien fab, good luck with this!
No worries, have a good day!
Just done by Microwave, an enthusiastic poster
As weird as it may seem, this might be a good argument in favor of Pascal. I despised learning it at uni, as it seems worthless, but is seems that it can still handle business-critical software for 20 years.
That’s crazy
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How about helping Kbin?
That happens when replying to people on instances with strict languages rules (e.g. Kbin)
It seems much faster indeed, thank you for your work!