For me, that was part of the charm.

I could still find the information I needed when it was a serious query, and I could still find sound and sensitive viewpoints on many topics. But, opening a horrible post just to see a horribly distasteful comment as the first response just kept reminding me not to take life so seriously.

What does it take to facilitate this? Do individuals have the ability to help it along, or does it take more resources? I’m new to this but would like to learn.

Is this metaphorical or ironical?

I have really bad allergies.

Reddit experimenting with blocking user comments and posts. Trials ad-only service.

I really hope platforms like Lemmy and Mastodon take off. Just the idea of no single person with control over how we all communicate and share ideas gives me hope for the future.

Yep. Feels like home all over again. :-)

Thank you! I have created a community called !mindmatter. I believe this is the link: https://lemmy.world/c/mindmatter How can I promote this community? Or, will the posts simply show up in Lemmy.world?

Thanks again for your help!