People who treat people working in the service sector with kindness and patience. They are usually the first to get yelled at if something goes wrong and put up with a lot of crap that they have no control over. On the flip side, I know someone who is almost always hostile to severs at restaurants, customer service personnel, etc. and it blows my mind. Just…gross. Who does that?
I think having a smaller community helps with this, at least for me. There’s fewer users, so new content and comments get posted less frequently, so less urge to scroll and find new stuff.
Awesome!
It’s been positive overall! There have been some minor hassles here and there, but nothing I wouldn’t expect from a small team/site suddenly getting a lot more traffic than usual. Understanding the whole concept of federation was a bit much at first, but I understand it better now, or at least well enough for my own purposes!
Greek yogurt with a little cereal on top and hot tea.
Saving this for reference. Thanks!
I don’t know how obscure it is, but I loved watching KaBlam! It was weird animated shorts in a variety of styles. My favorites were the shorts made with stop-motion and action figures.
To this day I am still extra cautious with the vacuum cleaner cord because of that scene where the vacuum runs over and vacuums up his cord! That movie had some really intense scenes!
I haven’t posted any photos yet, but I’ll keep this in mind for the future!
Thanks for always being so transparent with what’s going on with Beehaw! For my part the experience here has been great so far, and I appreciate the help I received when I reached out with an issue. It was above and beyond, really. I appreciate that Beehaw has different values than reddit, and look forward to seeing how this community develops. Please take care and don’t burn yourselves out!
I’ve been trying out Medium for essays/articles on a variety of topics.
I think we’ll see a lot of Reddit-centric discussion through June until the third-party apps shut down and then for a while after that if a large number of Redditors migrate over here.
For now I’m enjoying the early-stages, slow pace here. It feels like Beehaw has a lot of good potential. In the meantime, I’m just commenting and trying to be active in discussions. Eventually the culture will emerge and mature and then we’ll be longing for the good ol’ days when it was new.
Yeah, I’m not a programmer/developer/tech person, so I guess I’m one of the “normies” here. But seeing it pop up in a few threads today in not-totally-positive contexts is a little alienating. (Which may or may not be the intent, I don’t know.)
I’m enjoying the slow, early-stages feel so far. It feels like there is good potential here at Beehaw and I’ve seen way less “not nice” behavior here than I have on subreddits.
But yeah, I haven’t explored the other instances too much because I’m not quite sure how find communities I’m interested in without getting overloaded by things that I’m not interested in. It will just take time to figure out.
I don’t like HEATED BEAN JUICE, but I’m a big fan of HEATED LEAF WATER.