I don't care about it being open source.
LJD has proven to be an excellent dev, who also listens to his users. He's built to a lot of trust as a result.
If he sold Sync, then my answer might be different.
I almost never re-read books. I suppose if it has been a really long time - like 15 or 20 yrs - and I loved the book, then I'm not against the idea.
This is probably because one of the things I love about reading most is not knowing where things are going to go. Hence why I like a lot of suspense/thriller type stories.
That's going to be Sync for Lemmy??
That would awesome. I was a Sync for Reddit user and it was probably the best app I've ever used from a user experience point of view.
I use kbin on mobile (Galaxy S23 Ultra).
I've used Hermit Premium to create a Lite App (sort of a web app).
It's a good solution for now, feels like I've actually got a kbin app!
@scandrof I started getting that on my mobile. People calling me back that I had not called.
One guy who called me back and found I hadn't called him actually texted me back later to say he got a second call from my number and it was from "Amazon" confirming his prime subscription. A common scam that I've come across too.
Obviously my number was being spoofed for spam calls. I wasn't happy!
After about 2 months it died down thankfully. Not sure what you can do about it.
An all time classic!
Yes, Reddit is a big dataset and yes, Reddit deserves to make some money off that if other organisations are going to scrape that data, for AI or anything else.
That's what they should be blocking and monetizing. Not those few users using 3rd party apps. Those folks (posters, mods) are amongst the ones creating that data set for Reddit, free of charge.
They are right about needing to make money to continue as a successful business. But they are doing it the wrong way and alienating their key assets.
Which is why I'm here :)