FoxyFerengi
Since day one, we have stood with the artist community against piracy, and we are actively working with our industry partners to protect creators and defend their rights.
Lmao. They protect and defend artist rights so hard they they've refused to pay a fair compensation, and have taken it further by promoting AI artists over actual artists. This statement is almost comical after it was reported that they've had copy cats to replace King Glizard and the Lizard Wizard when they pulled their albums from Spotify
I can't believe the other guy doesn't even ponder his orb
I'm agender, but my body is very clearly gendered
I agree that it's annoying that people assume someone's gender, but we also have to give people some grace. Most humans fit into one of two boxes, and the other boxes are on a shelf that is slightly out of reach and easily forgotten
I might be lucky in this, but people usually get the idea that I'm not cis if I ask for their pronouns while we're in the introductory phase
It hasn't been updated, let alone the dev hasn't been online, for over a year and a half. Mind you the dev is still taking subscription payments for an app that is rather broken at this point. Most of the other apps don't require payments and don't have ads. It'll fully be broken when Lemmy 1.0 releases. Compare that to any number of Lemmy apps that have been continuously updated without ads or subscriptions.
What features you like in an app will be your own! But, I'm on android and have been very happy with Voyager. The dev is responsive, and it's one of the handful I know that now also work with piefed.
I was actually talking about Sync. Wild to know there's two Lemmy apps that are not free and no longer developed!
Edit: I'm fairly certain one of the app devs that are super active, like voyager or summit, could add the feature you like if you bring it up
There's a Lemmy app that has ads, and a subscription tier. Which is pretty funny because it isn't updated, I don't know why anyone still uses it
Guns are expensive, bullets are expensive, training with bullets enough to know you won't miss a moving ice bucket is expensive.
Dealing with the subsequent court case, even if the shooter was legally in the right, would also be expensive. That's if they survive shooting at "law enforcement", of course
Bandcamp is what my bands like to use. They often have events (Bandcamp Fridays) where 100% of purchases go to the artists. Some bands also make decent money off merch sales from their own storefronts