Yeah, it's been like that for a little while. Does kill all top day/week though
E: actually, comments on Aussie zone posts coming from LW don't federate for a week either. I believe it's the same story if somebody from AZ posts or comments in a LW community
Yep, sure do. Our instance admins didn't seem super keen about the idea of a proxy server in Europe, and the Lemmy Devs still haven't implemented batching, so we're still enjoying our week long federation times with LW
Just out of spite, I reckon I'm gonna start archiving your page :D
Oh, Yammer, that's the one. I never really used it much either, I don't think I can get behind sending memes on a company platform monitored by your manager, fully tied to your actual identity. I had to use it for store news and such. I did some deep digging, sure hope they couldn't see that. I went back years out of boredom and curiosity and found some juicy arguments. Seriously, who's arguing with people over inconsequential things on a work social media??
I don't really understand work social media groups/websites. I worked at a KFC for a while, and we had this weird Microsoft Facebook knockoff called yapper, there were occasional manager rants specific to our store and congratulations posts, but company wide was just weird. Mostly just memes and people begging for krushers back
If I may ask, how many subs/total views did you amass after a decade?
20 bucks is more than reasonable for a 10 dollar shirt imo. But where I am, often these shirts will go for the equivalent US$50 plus the same or more in shipping. I think that's a scam. 20 bucks is nothing
At this time of day in this part of the country???
I really wish there was a mainstream social media site Americans were forbidden from using, or at least a way to automatically block/hide them, and their petty little political turf wars from my feed, no matter how I sort.
I take it this is a reference to... Something, but I can't figure it out. What?
I don't know if they meet your criteria for a franchise, but any forum based website (including Reddit, Lemmy, etc) always ends up with at least 1 office, friends, or IT crowd reference somewhere in the thread. They're definitely essential pop culture pillars, even if they don't qualify as franchises
I've still never seen any of them though
Just an FYI, some of your links broke, seems to be because it included closing brackets as part of the URL. The 2nd and 3rd one and bottom 2, specifically