Requiring domain registrars and other parties to suspend the site’s domain names is unenforceable?

I don’t think I’ve ever seen lemmy show up in web search results though. Reddit’s almost always at the top.

I lift weights and have sex with girls. Works for me.

It makes high-quality posts look the same as low-quality ones.

How does it do that?

It did answer that; by making them look like image posts.

Why would they do that?

The OP already answered that.

You’re really going to have to dumb it down for me, and I might not be alone given the number of down votes this post, and your comments get when you mention it.

Yeah, it’s pretty disturbing how many people are struggling to understand something fairly simple. But I’ll reword it in another post in the future.

It’s explained in the OP.

Why you should stop making posts like this: https://sh.itjust.works/post/58189605

You should look up the definition of those words.

Why you should stop making posts like this: https://sh.itjust.works/post/58189605

when they are so prolific

This is why the option to block images was implemented. Thus this thread.

1. Many communities aren’t “meme subs”, but allow meme/image content. That content then drowns out higher quality content because of how easy it is to digest. So people subscribed to the sub will generally only see low-quality meme content.

2. There’s no built-in way to block all meme-subs. You have to block them individually as you come across them. This is what I do now.

Could you elaborate?

The vast majority of memes are low-quality.

Yep, that’s another good reason I missed.

This is a strawman. I didn’t claim otherwise.

What kind of garbage title is this? Is OP a bot?

But yes, reddit allowing people to hide their history has been a huge boon to scammers and other disreputable people proliferating on the site.

There will be a new user option to block image posts.

People are people, wherever you go. People are flawed. There are many good reasons to leave reddit for lemmy.

Hmm, I see you’ve linked to an image and included the citation as text. While a lot of people may like that format, and in a way it seems like the best of both worlds, I automatically downvote it because on my home page it looks like an image submission, which is a poor source.

I could start clicking the expando next to the title to check if a source was provided, but images are going to start getting auto-blocked in the next lemmy update anyway, so this format is not good.

Even his strongest supporters like Louis Rossman had to drop him.

Citation?

Perhaps they don’t want to take the time to code it themselves, or they don’t have the coding expertise but want missing features.