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Oh for sure. There is a definite downside to the leagues that’s becoming increasingly hard to ignore. I live in a large college town, so even outside of the team, it ends up being a community event and it’s nice to have all your friends get together, even if for a superficial reason. Probably 80% of my Reddit use was sports subs and discussions not really for the sport, but because I liked the community aspect of it. I’d like to see that again here, so I’ll keep posting away lol

Sports is surprising to me that it hasn’t gotten bigger here. I get that the tech crowd isn’t classically overlapping the sports crowd, but I feel like tech has gotten so mainstream anymore that it’s more sports people into tech than tech people into sports. A lot of the subs and instances are really lacking too, not to comment on the people posting there and doing what they can. It’s a tough landscape right now

Pepperoni rolls from West Virginia, and it’s not even close. Simple and easy to make, last unrefrigerated, and I can eat about 40 of em if I’m not careful.

This is what I’ve been sitting on for the last few days. He is trying to push us to the point that our only ally left could be Russia, by economically and politically alienating our current allies. If/when it got to that point, we’d take whatever we could get. Without us, NATO in it’s current form also loses a ton of power, further making the return of the Soviet Union possible.

And yet this is like…some wild theory that can’t be conceived. He’s been saying for years he wants to reunify.

Well actually looks like it’s one of the mods posting it, so that’s not likely to change I guess. I’d say to start your own similar community and mod it how you see fit. If that’s how they want to run it, there isn’t anything you can do about it. If the community doesn’t care about moderating content to that degree, what can you do besides demand they change to your image of what it should be?

I mean, if no one is reporting it, they likely aren’t sitting around checking posts every 15 min. Ones that stay up may just be missed; they aren’t notified about any posts through Lemmy simply by being a mod, so unless they see the post themselves, it may just get missed. I missed a post on a sub I mod for 2 weeks; not that it didn’t fit the community, it just didn’t come up in the feed and I don’t always go manually check the sub feed.

Not that deep or dire