AFAIK that would be ok, a lot of subreddits don’t even require the posts to be approved, so that would be the same as setting your sub to not require approving and posting to it with a different account.

I was never downvoted on Reddit as hastily as I am on Lemmy.

Note that, unlike reddit, lemmy shows negative vote values. So it may seem a bit more dramatic compared to reddit.

:facepalm: (Fixed)

I need to focus more when typing :)

Oh, my bad, I have indeed confirmed that all nouns are capitalized in German… what I meant is that I’m not sure if that’s the reason why English also does it (sometimes).

But thanks for the *confirmation! :)

I have read that it was influenced by German capitalization rules; all nouns are capitalized in German. But I never checked if that’s true.

Link for those on old.lemmy.world:
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-armenia-azerbaijan-turkey-arms-idUKKBN26Z22A

mlmym frontend includes the closing parenthesis in the link.

Hm. Strikethrough isn’t working? or is it the link breaking things?

If you are on mlmym (old.lemmy.world), Strikethrough does not work. It works on the default UI https://lemmy.world/comment/1936920

I use jscher2000/Save-webP-as-extension to make it bearable:

Firefox extension to overlay format and JPEG quality buttons on inline or stand-alone images for quickly saving a converted version of the image.

I gave it a try on this comment.

I don’t know of any explicitely intentional dyslexic-unfriendly fonts, but from what I read on Adding A Dyslexia-Friendly Mode To A Website — Smashing Magazine, thin narrow fonts with ligatures should be good candidates, some examples I found from a quick search:

• Honeymoon
• Psilograph-Thin
• Fulgate Thin
• Nothing Matters

~not the user who you were replying to~

if a whole nation would be moved onto my homeland, and from now on it wouldn’t be my homeland, but theirs. Is that how it worked?

The thing is… that describes the situation of multiple existing countries (USA, ahem) and, if you go back enough in history, probably almost every country in the world.

In case it helps, there is the userscript Lemmy Image Expand, from this other post.