• @[email protected]English
          1•7 months ago

          It’s really not. They’re literally called communities.

          Don’t Reddit-ify Lemmy. If you want Reddit then go back.

          It’s also not new. A lot of people used to correct sub->community months ago when we all came over.

          • @[email protected]English
            3•7 months ago

            I’m not always going to want to type “communities”. Am I to write “com”? sub is a convenient term and we all know what it means. It doesn’t have to have anything to do with reddit other than its origin which btw doesn’t go away if you don’t talk about it. You’re the first person to correct me even though I’ve probably written that on Lemmy 100 times.

            If you want Reddit then go back.

            No fuck that, you’re the one making this about Reddit. Stop projecting.

            • @[email protected]English
              -1•7 months ago

              I’m sorry that you’re so upset about them being called communities.

              I hope you’re able to make peace with that one day. Take care.

              • @[email protected]English
                3•7 months ago

                The only thing upsetting me is people like you who take one tiny unimportant detail and inflate to an entirely different thing that “should” be argued about.

                You’re only responding like a smartass here because you know that there indeed is not a shorter word for SUBS on Lemmy and thus, you have no recommendation to give, only ire to spread.

      • moosetwinEnglish
        3•7 months ago

        I know what you are referring to but when I read this I immediately pictured a skeleton dude that just had such a bad time that they got trauma over it