Mistakes happen. It almost did with me today when I went to post, clicked accidently, and was asked if I wanted to destroy the community I’ve spent months building. Who thought it was smart UI design to put these 2 options side by side?
Same one who made Hawaii’s missile warning system.
https://tech.michaelaltfield.net/2024/03/04/lemmy-fediverse-gdpr/
Lemmy is full of fun decisions
The best part is they’re hardly even “decisions” in the technical sense but rather sheer arrogance from the Lemmy maintainers. Lemmy is a completely mismanaged project, and the maintainers are also piece of shit tankies.
Or… the project simply is still not up to par for public use. Many features are more of a proof-of-concept than finished, many more features don’t even exist yet. One of those is dm-ing other people for example. Your sent messages are displayed in your inbox.
Use sync for lemmy (Android), we have a unified inbox that manages that nicely, and mitigates most other stupid decisions made by the Lemmy devs.
Lemmy is a completely mismanaged project, and the maintainers are also piece of shit tankies.
…said the slightly hypocritical user who regularly comments. It must be torture for you.
Lemmy…the Tupolev Tu-144 of social media®!
(…) and was asked if I wanted to destroy (…)
Let’s hope this doesn’t happen to someone when that person is shaky (trembling hands) !
… this deserves to be tested, like :
1- creating a dummy community then,
2- click on this delete Community button and go through with it just to see if there is …
3- an option to repair the damage and go back.
I’d suggest using an alternative UI. They’re almost all better than the original.
I also like having the edit post choice right next to the delete post choice, especially since there’s no confirmation dialogue when selecting delete post.
