I told somebody I know who knew about Reddit’s API changes about Lemmy. He has a master’s degree in Computer Science and works as a software engineer. But then, he told me that it’s too confusing to get into, even for someone like him. This is great feedback and I hope that these issues will be fixed in the coming months. [https://vlemmy.net/pictrs/image/957bd891-e0b2-4056-b09b-71b80b3d3c94.png] [https://vlemmy.net/pictrs/image/c093063b-b793-44f2-96aa-368347aec676.png]
I'm convinced people have just internalized that they're supposed to be wreckers for capitalist social media companies because I refuse to believe anyone is truly too dumb to figure out how to use Lemmy.
Like sure, you do have to ask the question "how do I view/post on an instance other than my own?" at some point? Yeah... and then you just do that.
Most people do not mind a little bit of problem solving when interacting with a new thingie, and I don't know if you know this, but corporate social media is not exactly a UI/UX masterpiece
One thing I hate about Lemmy is how it doesn't have sponsored ads interspersed with real posts.
How am I supposed to know what to buy now?
For real though I imagine these users pretending Lemmy/Mastodon are impossible to use/comprehend to be the digital equivalent of people in infomercials who can't figure out how to cook scrambled eggs in a pan before getting introduced to super-no-stick pan that's only 5 easy payments of 49.99.
For real though I imagine these users pretending Lemmy/Mastodon are impossible to use/comprehend to be the digital equivalent of people in infomercials who can’t figure out how to cook scrambled eggs in a pan before getting introduced to super-no-stick pan that’s only 5 easy payments of 49.99.
I'm convinced people have just internalized that they're supposed to be wreckers for capitalist social media companies because I refuse to believe anyone is truly too dumb to figure out how to use Lemmy.
Like sure, you do have to ask the question "how do I view/post on an instance other than my own?" at some point? Yeah... and then you just do that.
Most people do not mind a little bit of problem solving when interacting with a new thingie, and I don't know if you know this, but corporate social media is not exactly a UI/UX masterpiece
One thing I hate about Lemmy is how it doesn't have sponsored ads interspersed with real posts.
How am I supposed to know what to buy now?
For real though I imagine these users pretending Lemmy/Mastodon are impossible to use/comprehend to be the digital equivalent of people in infomercials who can't figure out how to cook scrambled eggs in a pan before getting introduced to super-no-stick pan that's only 5 easy payments of 49.99.
WHERE DID THE SODA GO
It's just baby duck syndrome.
Their interests are F1 and Tennis. Lets not give them too much credit.