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Legit, there's something strangely satisfying in taking a cold hotdog straight from the package, slapping it onto a piece of bread with some condiments and just going down on it like a starved hedgehog.

You gotta spread the word.

But, being real, it's going to be slow. The nature of the beast with lemmy/kbin is that there's a very long discovery process. So, not only do your have to spread awareness of your c/, you have to have those users be active on a lot of other ones, and feel motivated to share links on yours.

There's the new communities c/ on lemmy.world (I think? Could be lemmy.ml, my brain is fried rn) though. It's helped me discovery wise. And you can't be afraid to do a little self hype. Like, when you find something to post on your magazine, tell/ask the person you're borrowing from that you did so/want to. Provide a link to that bestof post as well.

Yeah, it's shameless self promotion, but you won't have to do it long, assuming the lemmy/kbin world stays steady.

Edit: make sure your link is formatted right for jerboa/app use as well.

Birds are a lie

test testing

Aha! That got it. Three colons. Spoiler, then the text for the spoiler listing, an enter, n closing `

and then it works. It doesn't work without the enter before the spolied text, which is just confusing and annoying imo. The >! Markdown is so much better.

But! You can enter anything after the initial ::: spoiler as the text to show before clicking

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testing

It's working on mobile browser for me, but not on jerboa. Jerboa doesn't seem to recognize several markdown notations.

that's a screenshot with the spoiler entry from the little triangle with an ! In it from the entry box

I'm trying to get what the other guy said to work, please bear with my idiocy

If that is it, then ::: spoiler spoiler WTF? :::

Yeah, I just got one of those too lol.

Depends on the thread. Some things are going to be essentially useless the next day. Others might be in hours, or never reach EOL in terms of there being a point in commenting.

It's not bad, per se. It just isn't what you think of when you want a kitkat.

This is the perfect chance to have practiced your chocolate skills by dipping the cookies in chocolate.

I mean, it's not even a week in yet.

I listen to damn near everything.

Lately, I've been on a metal kick, what with the new Metallica album stirring that urge. Before that it was mostly Americana, with an emphasis on bluegrass. It goes in waves like that for me, where most of what I play is within a general "vibe", though not necessarily the same genre exactly.