And this is lemmy, a propaganda platform. That site cited as news. First source, no link. 2nd source, another “news website.” 3rd source, Twitter. Half the article, opinion. OK. I’ll see myself out, thank you very much.

Mildly?

My bad then, thanks for your feedback.

That’s twice the minimum wage where I live.

Honesty.

That comma …

Guess what web browser is promoting this guy? Yes, your guessed right, Brave. Case closed.

Evil. So evil.

Aw … So cute. /s

Why is that? Couldn’t find anything on Google.

Yeah yeah, news bad, ban them all. /s

I laughed at Kent.

Geniuses CEOs … Geniuses I tell you. /s

Genius … Genius I tell you. /s

The article clearly states that the government was talking with Twitter to resolve the problem. Companies don’t want downtime. It was a dumb move.

He’s a genius … Genius I tell you. /s

Mean! ><

No, I want to acquire all the wisdom of the successful super genius tech guru playing 9D chess. /s

Hello, flavor?

My takes: 1. Lemmy is small yet, so, few content. 2. A lot of propaganda accounts. You need to block communities and users. 3. Once in a while a small community make it to the top, so you found about it and subscribe to it. 4. Little by little your feed gets better. 5. Human nature, you can’t escape from it, you know, that quote about how stupid is the average person and so. 6 Accept the limitations and enjoy the platform. PS: I do like all the silly memes.