Yeah, this was a graphic I saw early on when I joined, and while useful at the time, it’s very outdated now and a bit too information dense to be effective for onboarding

For those not aware, Beehaw already had a community going before the API disaster brought a large amount of users to Lemmy. Once new instances popped up, and the overall userbase increased by something like 700%, they decided to defederate from lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works. Citing issues with scaling moderation efforts.

Try Spleeter(GUI). It’s free.

Edit: or I can try later on for you.

Well, the USA would be unwise. Canada isn’t necessarily easy to get in to or to find a place to stay once you’re here, but it’s possible.

Being a student or having an in demand skill will help.

😂

Obligation or not, it would set a frightening precedent of they didn’t.

I read it as “dropping” as in “being released” .

Edit: English is funny sometimes

I’m sorry you’ve gone through that but glad to hear you’re not planning on trying again.

How long have you been thinking about this situation? Have you already become homeless?

There’s a lot to unpack here.

Do you think you could promise me you won’t try to test it again?

I’ve tried slicing my neck. I just end up fainting.

What compelled you to try that? Please don’t test your mortality.

Probably, yeah. I made new accounts often but my oldest would probably have been 2010. But I’ve given up once I found lemmy aside from occasionally going back to help people come over when I know reddit has further agitated its existing base.