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How are there so many of them
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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2024
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I filter non-english subs whenever I can (Sorry I want to be able to read things) ;v;
There doesn't seem to be an automatic way to do this though
Actually there is a very simple way for doing exact this: Go to your profile -> settings -> languages
The only settings i see are these, and if I navigate to my own profile I don't see any unique setting buttons.
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are you using a browser or any lemmy client? in a browser:
Desktop: click on your username, located on the upper right corner
Mobile: click on the menu icon in the upper right corner, then on your username.
Now click on "settings"
It should look like this now:
I promise I'm not stupid, but uhhhh, when I click on my name, it brings me to a page that looks like a community with an overview of everything I've posted, but there's not an option to select a language.
That said, I was also spooked off by the "You won't see most content" thing, which led me to believe that a lot of communities aren't language tagged properly(?)
Strange. I get that only when I click on my name and then choose "profile" instead of "settings".
You are on lemmy.world, aren't you?
It turns out old.lemmy.world doesn't have it lmao.
I hate the newer style look so uh, yeah.
Ah. But at least now we both know, why you couldn't find it. Good luck with that feature (if you are going to use it).