https://codeberg.org/freamon/pferd Here

Yep, it supports all three but nothing stops you for just using one.

Added, thanks :)

Not to be rude, but if you acknowledged you posted it in the wrong community, why did you keep it up?

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If you’d like, check out mbin; it supports both forums and microblogging (so posting things to your profile)

It’s not as popular as lemmy, but it has a faithful userbase. Check out https://kbin.earth/

Pixelfed is especially great for art as others said; i personally use https://pixey.org/.

Yeah, that was too harsh sorry. I do hope he gets his shit sorted and starts making the right moves.

Y i k e s. I knew he was a little sleazy but come on…

Groups will come after GNU herd becomes usable.

Wow, not even giving a reason. Shameless.

A couple of issues with little to no distinction:

• Community rules. If 4 communities were in the same thread at once this would be harder for moderators to moderate, and for users to follow the rules/report. Since they can’t tell easily from which thread this comment comes from

• Threads are not always crossposted with the same context. Example:

• https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/40368868

• https://reddthat.com/post/37396001

These threads are posted in different communities, their comment sections would be very different

Firstly: Thank you for your work! <3

It’s pretty hard to tell where the split is when you’re in a big comment section.

So i updated the fxomt theme to make it easier to tell the split: https://pub.microbin.eu/upload/eel-lion-turtle Difference:

I think the default theme definitely needs to have that solved, though.

Weird, works fine for me. Great UI. Honestly this should just be the default functionality

Oh TIL, thank you. Makes it (the decision) make even less sense, now.

Thank you! Seems alive enough for me. :^)

Same… it was a cool extension. :( 🫂

I respect how up-front it was at least. I mean, i would’ve prefer at the very least to make it source available to see if it’s trustable, but it’s his choice, i guess.

The option was also called “not open source / have trust issues” but i mean, no hate against the dev but i see no reason to trust it off the bat. Yeah, the response was kind of immature.

I get open source can be stressful. for example, the summit dev not making it open since they don’t want to deal with PRs/issues but at the very least make it source-available. From my POV this is a cool extension that popped out of nowhere, it’s risky to trust that.

I respect the up-frontness, though.

Personally, i don’t trust giving full access of an account to a seemingly obscure extension, that is not open source.

And clearly the dev has no intention to make it open source. This was the form on me uninstalling it.

Ah i’m sorry, i should’ve specified; i meant communities for specific games. A lot of these games are too obscure to hvae a community for themselves, sadly :(