I really love this image for this, that expression combo is perfection.

If you end up not liking WP, Drupal is another option. https://new.drupal.org/home. // https://www.drupal.org/project/activitypub

Somewhere in the range of not actively shitty/not shitty enough to notice to moderately proficient. If they do the task no one is likely to notice something wrong.

That’s a great phrase.

Not saying it is, but accidental, quality degrading, changes to a major/prevalent auto-correct system could result in what OP is claiming. Just to give an example.

!lemmysilver

100 up voters, not one who knows how the system works.

But you are joining either way if things heat up. “Rest in Peace, March in War”.

Hot take among what often seems to be an “AI is the devil!” crowd.

Feels like this implies that software is broadly maintained by its general user base when that’s simply not how it is outside of really niche projects. Most FOSS software is maintained by a dedicated few who are but a tiny fraction of the user base and are far from being your “average user”.

Yeah, the way in which the points being made are distributed among the cast seems a little off.

If you saw any of the posts about people getting weird DMs from a woman, “the fediverse chick” may ring a bell, her supposed name was Nichole. If none of that sounds familiar, just search “fediverse chick” and I’m sure you’ll find some posts.

CachyOS here for the moment.

Short term, bigger may be better for initial discoverability and federation.

It is.

That’s what the de-eyeing tip of the vegetable peeler is for.

Ditto

Everyone’s an adult, nothing’s weird until things get weird.

Search (with some double checking), rough drafting and frameworks, templates, and scripting.

That’s pretty much how it works. I don’t know if it’s really a should/shouldn’t conversation per se. Money is still getting donated to the needy, it’s just also kind of undercutting what the company should be doing in terms of taxes and stuff. And some people just can’t get themselves to make the time to donate directly.

That said, 100%, if you can get yourself to make the time to donate directly to a cause, that is absolutely undeniably better than letting the company do the roundup thing and you should totally do that instead.

Hobby oriented stuff. Take a look at meetup.com or public recurring Facebook events. From a nerdy perspective also; Game stores that host groups and events public clubs like I have a monthly anime club near me for instance.