Lately I've been obsessed with Tasting History with Max Miller. He recreates historic dishes while exploring the history surrounding it. Very bingeable
Hey thanks for the response. Just so I understand because I'm new to this...do you think it's more of a particular instance/server issue not associated with Liftoff?
Yeah I don't think there will be a significant drop in reddit users however I think they'll be a noticeable drop in quality posts and comments. I think with many older gen redditors and experienced mods jumping ship there's going to be somewhat of a void left in the wake.
It's wonderful to see this here. Thank you for your service o7
I'm also interested in doing this work. I considered joining transcribers of reddit years ago but didn't want to fuck up. Where did you learn how to do this?
Lately I've been obsessed with Tasting History with Max Miller. He recreates historic dishes while exploring the history surrounding it. Very bingeable
https://youtube.com/@TastingHistory?si=1YuJ-SPuoRLjiDO4
Hey thanks for the response. Just so I understand because I'm new to this...do you think it's more of a particular instance/server issue not associated with Liftoff?
Edit: this is the post that is causing trouble https://lemmy.world/post/2102917
Biking (as in cycling). Yesterday I biked 25 miles on the flattest trail ever paved. It was so chill. Love MN trails
That's disappointing if true. I loved Fark back in the day!
Didn't Stephen Colbert coin that phrase? I thought he said it at the White House Correspondence Dinner or something.
Yeah I don't think there will be a significant drop in reddit users however I think they'll be a noticeable drop in quality posts and comments. I think with many older gen redditors and experienced mods jumping ship there's going to be somewhat of a void left in the wake.
It's wonderful to see this here. Thank you for your service o7
I'm also interested in doing this work. I considered joining transcribers of reddit years ago but didn't want to fuck up. Where did you learn how to do this?