But the advantage is that Lemmy allows Tor. 😅

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    17 hours ago

    For some of the really prolific posters, yes. But there are also lurkers like me.

    I doubt anyone can recognize me when I comment or encounter a comment I made.

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      2 hours ago

      Potentially unpopular protip: I’ve blocked most of the “prolific” posters. My entire feed was becoming repurposed memes from 2015.

      I’m happy there are people out there dedicating time to keeping Lemmy “active” but that is not how I want to live my life.

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        9 hours ago

        Pakalat-kalat lang ako. Kung saan lang mapagtripan. 😅

        Bihira lang din akong magpost kasi madalas wala rin naman akong masabi o maidagdag.


        I’m just hanging around at random places. Wherever my fancy takes me.

        I rarely post too, since I rarely have anything to say or add.

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      16 hours ago

      User tags make recognizing people a lot easier. I see tagged users a lot. Voyager even keeps a running total of how many times I have upvoted and downvoted particular users.

      There’s one user I have at like -30, tagged as a Nazi apologist. And sure enough, every time I scroll past them, they’re commenting some weird BS.

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        16 hours ago

        Oh, I use that too on my mobile app (Voyager). I am starting to think that once the total votes reach some threshold, either I’d encounter them consistently dishing out hot takes, or I’m primed to think their take is hot and spicy.