For those that don’t want to go to reddit: https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
You have to use the imgur app to look at that link, unfortunately (on mobile). They make it super low res if you try to look at it in a web browser.
For those that don’t want to go to reddit: https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
You have to use the imgur app to look at that link, unfortunately (on mobile). They make it super low res if you try to look at it in a web browser.
For those who don’t want to have to open Reddit:
I don’t think there’s a single serious response. Good.
There are sadly a few scabs down towards the bottom. A couple of mega-mods who only care about how many subreddits they have under their belts.
I also just took this screenshot of the page:
https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
(edit: updated link)
I cannot read that
https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
Needs moar artifacts!
imgur makes you open it in their app otherwise it’s blurry, unfortunately. If you have another image hosting site you recommend, I don’t mind uploading it again
Apps used to be good and helped the web. Now it’s just an advertising nightmare for us. I know this is drastic for just this comment but the Web was a big part of my life growing up, building a career in it and meeting loads of great people but recently with everything going on I feel like we’ve lost it to the corporations very very quickly.
I’m definitely going to de corporate as much as possibly can.
Request the desktop site to find the nearly full resolution picture.
That worked, thanks!
I have seen catbox.moe used a lot, you could try that.
Pixelfed is the federated image hosting service. I wouldn’t spam it full of stuff unless you’re hosting your own instance, but it’s good for small things like this that don’t necessarily need to have permanent availability.
Kbin does image-hosting when you attach an image to a comment, and I assume that Lemmy does too. I don’t know if either has size restrictions (though if they don’t, I assume that they’re going to have to have some level of constraints to avoid abuse).
Looking forward to them getting a bunch of people who immediately take it NSFW again
They’re definitely going to look at comment history
Delete all historical comments.
You honestly believe reddits admins can’t see your deleted comments…?
Good point. I’d then just create a new account and if having a new account precludes anyone from being an Admin, then the talent pool just becomes shallower.
“This 1 hour old account seems like the perfect mod.”
“Please use at least 3 sentences”. I can’t even.