Falta de popularidad del formato en España: Este tipo de páginas web a mi parecer no es tan conocido en España como en países de habla inglesa, donde páginas como Reddit lo han popularizado gracias a su utilidad y aportaciones en múltiples ámbitos.

Menéame, el Reddit español, tenía bastantes usuarios la última vez que lo visité, hace unos 10 años o más. No sé cómo estará ahora, pero sí que tenía bastante tráfico. Y alguna que otra polémica también.

Falta de contenido: Si no se aporta contenido frecuentemente los usuarios acaban abandonando la plataforma para encontrar otra donde sí lo encuentren. La falta de usuarios no ayuda en este ámbito, pues hay menos personas que aporten. Y tampoco ayuda que algunos de nosotros usamos la plataforma de forma pasiva y no solemos participar.

Algunos medios tal vez tengan noticias tras un bloqueo para suscriptores, pero aun así hay montones de noticias. La clave es, como dices tú, aportarlas aquí.

Falta de publicidad: No en Lemmy, sinó fuera. Pienso que quizá hay que visibilizar más la plataforma a la gente de fuera. Compartir contenidos en otras RRSS, sugerir que la prueben a gente que parece que le podría interesar, etc. Obviamente con moderación, tampoco queremos que nos tachen de pesados y nos comparen con los veganos y demás.

Se me ocurre Mastodon, aunque siempre puede haber gente que esté en Twitter (no, me niego a llamarlo X) o en Facebook, u otros sitios.

What drives you?

It’s complicated.

The federal government sets the bare minimum protections for people in United States, not in other countries of the world. And internet covers the entire world, not only United States. That’s how I see it.

And I assume the company is called Froggers, right?

I’m really sorry for what happened to you. And I’m really disappointed because lemmy allows fascist instances and fascist friendly instances to stay, like lemmy.ml, the bears, the grads, and others. Why can’t they just leave like exploding-heads did? Why right fascism is bad and left fascism is good, when fascism is fascism after all?

If you post certain contents in a fascist friendly instance, things like that can happen, unfortunately.

Too many fascists harassing, bullying and arguing in bad faith have this effect too.

Neither do red fascists (aka tankies).

Well, that’s very easy to fix. Just hide the playstation beep with another random louder noise. Then profit.

Person with ASD, more likely.

• Can you explain this gap in your resume?

• Yes. I can.

• …

• …

• So?

• So what?

• Why don’t you explain it?

• Because you didn’t asked me to explain it, you asked me if I could explain it.

But English, being a de facto universal language, has good creativity to invent new words, either from native speakers or from foreign influences. For example, the word “D’oh” didn’t exist until Homer Simpson (Dan Castellaneta) popularized it. And I think the word “meme” didn’t exist either 40 or 50 years ago.

I think a good way to know that is to read newspapers from 100 years ago or older, and see how people from US were called.

Whether it’s one continent or two, the point is that it’s bigger than the United States. At least I’ve always studied that Americans are people who live in America, either from Canada, United States, Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Argentina… Then you can divide them between North Americans and South Americans.

That’s exactly what happens to me when I tell them America is a continent. Like, WTF?

There is a polandball community on Lemmy, but it doesn’t seem very active :(

I miss the Reichtangle.

Besides, I don’t think those are good manners to address a neurodivergent person (ADHD/ASD).

You’re not answering my question.

Do you know that it’s a really bad thing calling names to a neurodivergent person (ADHD/ASD)?

I don’t see the Russian flag anywhere to talk about a far-right regime. Do you?