I mean, there are catholic priests and officials that are very liberal - they do exist. But those people do usually not even get into a position as a bishop, so they are not on the table to potentially become cardinals.

Vatican itself does not have much influence on this election. Francis was smart enough to appoints lots of bishops from “remote” regions like for example Mongolia or Pakistan, who have not been able to form political networks with each other and make it far more difficult for court intrigues to work out. Yes , the conclave surely will see those again, but there should be a counter weight at play here

You should know that lots of countries and societies will not do this. Especially in the global south.

There is a roman saying, “the one who enters conclave as the pope [to be] leaves it as a mere cardinal”

The catch is that he did not appoint by ideology. His appointments were mainly based on the guys doing work for poor people, for migrants, and on them doing their jobs in the global south.

Quite a few of these he made cardinals are somewhat conservative in their views, especially regarding sexuality

Fear of society to collapse or civil war to break out, I guess. Sentence could use a “still”

I see that you have a very good quota of comments that you get on every lemmy post you make. I dont think that’s true for every poster, especially when posting to niche lemmy communities.

But yes: of course the lemmy format invites comments way more than the microblogging format of mastodon

I mean, in microblogging a lot of posts will have no discussions simply because thats the nature of microblogging. But if you saw no interaction and discussion under posts of people who have lots of followers, then certainly yes.

It means that if you see a post, you will finally see all replies and interactions to that post. Currently this is not working.

Lemmy is programmed in a way so it actively looks for communities/groups. But not individual posters. which is why lemmy can only display mastodon and pixelfed individual posts if they have been posted into groups.

Mastodon mainly only looks like there is no interaction happening because of their federating logic. Which is being worked on to be fixed sometimes this year

I would suggest the best people to end it would be the teenagers’ friends and the adult partners’ friends. Much more likely they’d listen to them.

This here. Being fine with it or not being fine with it is one thing.

But expressing that or trying to do anything about it is a completely different thing. Knowing teenagers, the consequences could be unintended

There’s also !findacommunity@lemmy.ml and !findasub@lemmy.world

Link to the Presentation itself. Says “Next phase: From November 2025: Potentially developing and rolling out digital euro use cases”

For KDE, I think @bshah@fosstodon.org and @ravi@toot.io do post from mastodon to lemmy

Best you ask at !asklemmy@lemmy.ml

Yes, the ay they do it at KDE is the most seamless imteraction currently possible between lemmy and mastodon

You read the post past that sentence?

Edit: for those who don’t know, Sharkey, Iceshrimp, Catodon and Firefish are fediverse software that sometimes are referred to as “*key” because they are all forks of the Misskey software.

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