Sealioning is when someone pretends to be interested but acts in bad faith to wear out and exhaust whoever they’re responding to. Discuss
Sealioning is when someone pretends to be interested but acts in bad faith to wear out and exhaust whoever they’re responding to. Discuss
Because he deletes them. Or the moderator removes them. You’re right that the comments he doesn’t delete or that aren’t
Removed by moderatorare probably fine but on the basis of the points I made, its incredibly curated at that point, voluntarily or otherwiseAlso, I paid for platinum/lifetime and also have no issue with paying a monthly subscription for the requisite monthly API fee that he woulf just need to negotiate with Reddit and implement
Christian is annoyed about Voyager but he doesn’t realize what a huge compliment it is to him and nobody would have bothered if he had switchef to Lemmy. Its just that people relied on Apollo and thats unacceptable for us. I personally use Memmy for the most part but I still disagree in principle with all the naysayers
The entire thread is visible to me on Voyager and Chromium with no deletions, I don’t see any deletions under this post either
So if he deleted one from this thread and I can prove it by producing it, what think you then?
Like, why would he delete the thing I have unless there was some negative inference or issue with it?
If it’s the one you reposted that goes “oh my god, did you make a whole post (…)” both copies of that one are visible
https://lemmy.world/comment/5605214
My app doesn’t show that, its literally gone…