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Bio et AOP : Pseudo, votre utilisateur français préféré !

  • Thank you for saying that.

  • I see. It will need to manage two accounts but it is doable.

  • It is a weakness.

  • But in this case, I don't think it is only about making UI. Or it would be making UI for a twittovers software rather than threadiverse software.Don't you think?

  • Beginner mistake. Always make sure to follow a remote community before using it in test 🤦 Thanks!

  • Maybe, it could do even more with Piefed that allow topic-oriented threads rather than the sub-local-all triple of Lemmy.

  • It may be interesting to see what lemmy could look on a radically different UI. Everything I has saw is just changing forms of element, size of text and background colors.Such a project could be interesting if it allow to see threads we don't have in typical UI. For example, I would love to be able to add local thread from distance instances. I have a jlai.lu account and a slrpnk.net account. It would be nice to see both instances thread on a same UI and it is "only" a matter of pulling existing content from a list of instances.

  • Everything!

  • You should crosspost then (_)

  • Truly a beautiful creature!

  • Oh! I see. He midunderstood "no worries" with "No! Worry!"...

  • It doesn't seems very appealing.

  • So what is it? Is it beer? Another fermented beverage? Is it soda?

  • Wait... I don't get it either. He refuse the day off?

  • Thanks.

  • I'm out of the loop. Who's dead?

  • I mean, I always thought of OP as someone in the Lemmy's loop. I guess it doesn't know everything...

  • It took me a will to figure out it was not a joke...

  • I'm not an expert either and your second option is definitly clearer than mine but I believe the % symbol doesn't have the meaning of percentage point.

    It is better to make things easier for people to understand but people should also make the effort of properly reading even when it is not fully dumbed down. These are prepositions, so basic english not scientist jargon.