Oh, thanks! I thought Lemmy would warn me if I tried to submit a duplicate URL.

Oh nevermind, that one looks like it was posted after mine. (It has a higher ID, too.)

Haha yes, I should have made that clear, thanks

I think they’re on a different axis altogether. It’s not about policy, it’s a cult of personality.

Thanks – is this being tracked in GitHub out of curiosity?

Also weirdly it seems to be less of an issue when upvoting posts from remote instances? Maybe the Beehaw server is just being slammed.

The “Create” button for posting this had an endless spinner, too.

What about MUDs? I haven’t played them myself but would love to try one afternoon.

This is the kind of thing I’d like to have downvotes for

I’d start with the ones you consider the most important “bug”-like features (something is broken), like contrast or other a11y concerns.

If you have the time and inclination, it would be great to have these logged as issues in GitHub so that people are aware of them and can discuss/fix them.

Thanks so much for taking the time to list these out. We’ll take them into consideration. I appreciate your time and feedback.

Sounds like you’re mostly talking about font size? Font sizes are set in rems, as that article recommends, though the body is set to 0.875rem. Using the built-in browser zoom should manage this for you. Or do you mean type hierarchy?

Contrast needs improving in some places definitely.

Anything else?

Which changes do you dislike?

The Retrospecs iOS app can mimic this: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/retrospecs/id887031094

I was hoping you were gonna put them in opposite directions and spin around.

But yeah I put them on backwards all the time too.

I think it’s just that the bivalent booster was targeting (a) an extinct variant and (b) a different Omicron subvariant. This will target some form of Omicron XBB, I think, which has been the dominant strain for months now.

It feels like all TV shows are now just a way for streaming services to prop up their original content lineup to make their subscriptions feel indispensable.

Also they have mastered the look and feel and pacing of “prestige TV” such that the bad isn’t as easily distinguished from the good.

There is just too much of it.