Someone closer to the developers than you are ?

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To be slowed, stopped : include the following projects:

Red Hat build of OpenJDK
Red Hat build of Node.js
Red Hat build of Eclipse Vert.x
Red Hat JBoss EAP
Red Hat build of Apache Camel
Red Hat build of Apicurio Registry

This seems very dangerous : just look at the photograph !

Hi adONis,
a “block” is not a “ban”. e.i. : if I have account ABC and from that ABC account I block user 123 then, from ABC I cannot read anything posted by 123 but I would be able to read 123’s posts from my other accounts (and so would anybody else).

Contains ads, in-app purchases.

Thanks. Well, …I know since others made similar comments 😋
(see comments from th3dogcow and from @shottymcb@lemm.ee )

You are right : the corporations were criminal here, but there was also a hero here (Clair Cameron Patterson) I did put his name + a link in the body of my post, and he won in the end.
Edit : ok, i updated my post to put a spotlight on this.

ideally, I was hoping (but I failed) to put the spotlight on the positives :
1- Now we don’t have lead in gasoline (except for airplane & sport races) ,
2- Put the emphasis on one hero on this story which I name in the body of the post,
3- See how people can triumph over greed.

This is exactly the right word, unfortunately, we see it use too often in this context : “Many people are corrupted by big profits”. … and because we got habituated, it’s not striking anymore as it should.

Yes, fitting word, but not the best since it has a double meaning (sexual).

Many people are (…)* by big profits.
(*) I can’t find the right word.

That isn’t inversely not un_good, not.

Wikipedia, about once a year, has those donation pledge boxes at the top of every article …they must be somewhat effective since they come back year after year …better keep them small though to avoid disheartening users. Maybe start small like this trending community line at the top of the user feed.
P.S. : Since we don’t want the user to get habituated it’s better if it’s just a few days once a year.

… is 11169622 …

Maybe 9 post out of 10 are deleted by the few checks I made manually …or am I missing something ?

Maybe it was discussed during the AMA ?
!announcements@lemmy.ml
Lemmy Developer AMA and Dev Update, 2024-01-26, 1500 CEDT here

P.S. : Yes, it was ask … :
… Finding communities across instances …
by : @OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml

P.S.2 : … but no one answered that question and it was not raised again in all those 350 something comments.

Which one as the best potential :
(between Lemmy, Mastodon or Sharkey)
1-for users,
2-for moderators,
3-for administrators,
4-for developers ?

We could simply ask the administrators, but, just for fun, we could program an algorithm such as the following :

#1 get(the_latest_post, from_the_server)  
#2 modify its address by adding a small fixed number 
(manually adjust this small number to get one of the next posts before they can be deleted)  
#3 get(this_next_post, from_the_server)

Repeating these steps a few times and keeping statistics should allow to answer experimentally the question 😋

You would have had twice the chances if you had made a 2nd post 😋 !

Only 3 of those are about sticks but many other posts didn’t stick and so were removed.
The #10M itself was deleted :
https://lemmy.world/post/10000000