Ahh, so that’s what it was. I agree that it may be better to have that setting on by default.

Below the title of every post should be a tappable link for the community. Wiith this post for example, there should be a “lemmyconnect” link below, “View community from post menu.” Tapping on that doesn’t take you to the community page?

So I tried leaving 0.875 scaling but changing to medium text size and it looks bigger than before. So going even smaller or super large is actually inapplicable to my Goldilocks preference.

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I think I had it at 1 scaling and small text size already. I’m at 0.875 and small at the moment. Comment text size could be slightly bigger and everything else is fine for me.

I think the community and user button was removed to reduce the size of that particular overflow menu, which can help with the user interface on devices with smaller screens and or lower resolution screens. It seemed like a decent compromise since tapping directly from the feed would be faster.

I suggested the removal in a post but it didn’t solicit any replies opposed to the idea. Maybe it was a bad suggestion and I’m curious to hear the specifics of what people dislike about the change. Like I’m still trying to get used to not tapping on the community name at the top, when you’re viewing a post, to visit the community; which was changed to refresh the post like a while back. So I can understand developing muscle memory and having to adjust to changes. Is the change annoying because of a forced workflow change or like loss of functionality?

The feature you were asking for has been added in the latest beta, v264. So you may want to check your app store if you’re not on that version. Now, just to into Settings, tap on the three dots in the top right and there will be a “Display changelog” option.

Perhaps they were alluding to the expression, nothing is written unstone.

If you view your account settings in the browser, there should be a checkbox for “Bot”. This option is typically used for accounts that perform automated posting. So if yours is mainly a personal account, you may want to unchecked that option. The ability to change that may not be accessible through a third-party Lemmy app so you may need to login to lemm.ee on your browser.

To change the default sort, tap on “Post Customizations”, in Settings, and it’s right at the top, labelled "Default sort for posts.

It’s made in Canada. But is it a product of Canada?

Username checks ou… username does not check out. On a more serious note, Connect for Lemmy has the option to block instances at an account level.