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Got away safely
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@MargotRobbie@lemmy.world would you like to comment on this decision?
Wow, when they were practically giving those away, I figured they were washing their hands of it. It's amazing that it's still being supported.
The Star Trek community has been going strong for nearly 60 years for a reason - Star Trek rocks.
When it started in the 60s (and continued especially strong with TNG in the 80s), it was unique in depicting a hopeful look at how things could be rather than a reflection of how things are, differing from how most shows do social commentary. It's refreshing.
Star Trek is attractive to people who want to see a world where people work together toward great things in a post-scarcity utopia, with current day conversations of race, nationality, sex, gender, etc. being so far in the rear-view mirror that they're non-issues. Plus cool technology. I think that appeals to the Lemmy crowd.
Haha, what can I say? I just want to help things grow.
Is this arguably anticompetitive and illegal?
LAN party
My condolences, but Florida immediately voted for Flexit
I think as it grows, we'll see more and more of the same crowd, but the structure of Lemmy will help the culture feel different.
Nobody can own Lemmy, by design. (Even the creators just have the .ml instance)
No ads, and no corporate pressures to be advertiser friendly.
No weird profit-driven decisions.
In my experience, a lot of these subs aren't abandoned and have plenty of subscribers, so if you post, people will jump on it.
I love you.
Just trying to do my part to help non-corporate social media grow!
Because the most active contributing users left. I used to comment a lot on reddit, but I've been exclusively on Lemmy since my 3rd party app was axed.
And I've been very active here. Like, even on this alt account that I made 16 days ago, my app says my post "karma" is already higher than my reddit comment karma was from over a decade.
I feel more willing to contribute because there's a sense of community, and I'm not just providing free entertainment for a company to profit off of.
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Even in 2016 it was clear he was a con artist. He literally said in one of the debates that he wouldn't accept the results of the election if he lost.
Cue 2020: shocked Pikachu face