Thank you. Sure, I will list a few more:

-in general, try to be polite

-make an effort to be an active participant in the communities you are a part of

-donate to the developers if you have the means to do so

Try to be insightful, supportive, and ask questions that lead to discussion

I’d like to commend your attempt here, and not sound discouraging or anything like that. Personally though, I like the other design a little bit better. Like another commenter suggested, this design seems to evoke security more than privacy. The shield and lock seem to be pretty commonly associated with those other meanings already. The dove being inside the lock definitely seems to overcomplicate things a bit too.

That being said, I do think your coloration and black undertones look better though and overall there’s a bit more visual interest.

The simpler hand design in this one is definitely better. I did have one thought that I wanted to pose, however. Would the fingers being together instead of apart make much of a difference? I can almost see this design being symbolic of a ‘high five’ instead of a ‘halt!’

example:

Definitely second date material

Thanks for sharing this, hope it makes it (144 so far!!)

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Good, then it should die

Could you explain what you mean by that please?

What if we just called it betterreddit? Lol

Lempiebin?

I like that one, but it makes me think of agrivate or agriculture

Bulletinfedi?

Forumverse gets my vote out of the listed options.

I retrained myself in Dvorak many years back, and really enjoyed using it much better than QWERTY. I had to revert back to qwerty because of commercial standardizations/limitations at different workplaces, unfortunately.

All that to say that workman layout seems even better after reading that article. I don’t really see myself making the effort to switch again, but I enjoyed reading about it. Thanks for sharing.

Maybe I’m missing something. I understand and agree with the concept of limiting or eliminating our reliance on algorithms for content recommendations. This seems like a different issue though, is it not?

I wonder what’s the reasoning against it? Seems like a no-brainer…

Sanabi was incredible. Honestly though, this one doesn’t even seem close. However, it still looks interesting for sure. I’ll be keeping an eye on it. Thanks for the highlight

Right now I’d choose Lemmy. Summit on mobile and photon on desktop.

Piefed is a close second, but still has a ways to go. Honestly, I could see it surpassing Lemmy soon.

I haven’t driven Mbin too much, but it’s pretty neat conceptually. I wouldn’t count it out if you want to be able to microblog from the same platform. Kind of novel, but I found the experience to be disconjointed overall.

It’s great seeing intuitive uses of the software more regularly, thanks for sharing!

Both of us?