Yeah, I’ve seen that suggestion. Haven’t seen anything in my inbox nor spam across 2 email accounts now, so who knows. Searching up the username right now and one does pop up with a creation date that might be mine; no comments or posts lends credence to it being mine, maybe…

I’d be one of those users too if I could actually register here. the button just spins forever. Been like that for days now. :\

Switching to Top Day just gave me a slew of 1 upvote no comment posts, as if I has switched to New.

I see a couple other comments about sign up issues and I’m having the same. Don’t see anything in my spam folder, though. Both submit buttons on the sign up/login pages just spin endlessly the last couple days. Someone said they managed to fix it by using “forgot password” on the login page but clicking that button does nothing. name’s same here as on midwest.social.

No, it isn’t?

I see a couple other comments about sign up issues and I’m having the same. Don’t see anything in my spam folder, though. Both submit buttons on the sign up/login pages just spin endlessly the last couple days. name’s same here as on midwest.social.

Don’t remember if he’s a mod at all, but he’s notorious for the sheer amount of submissions across a lot of popular subs, I think.

lemmy.ml is the main one.

“discount Steven Spielberg”

Why do I think I immediately know who you are talking about, lol. I barely visit WPT either. The guy is just that prolific.

TBH I forgot it even existed; that’s how little I used it. Bing AI has been fun to mess around with a bit, though. It’s been more helpful than ChatGPT as of late which doesn’t seem to want to follow any directions I give it no matter how basic.

For those mornings when it wants to come out in two streams.

Currently back into wargaming so should be playing a round of One Page Rules’ Warfleets today. For a game that’s so simple to play it’s been surprisingly deep in tactical options. Feels a bit like chess in space sometimes.

Open source and/or federated options should be the ultimate goal for the community needs of the internet. At least we have those options now–albeit in smaller scale than the originals. I don’t think they’ll reach mass adoption, though. Too many people don’t care or have become accustomed to the “free” centralized mega-hub websites to want an alternative. Look at current criticisms of lemmy et al.