It is published in jump+ though, so it is not ment to become jump’s next big hit

<details class=“spoiler”><summary>Reveal/hide</summary>A bit disappointed by the reveals here. Like the D’s are the ennemies of the government, no joke? What was Cobra trying to do here? He came without telling anyone about the “D” thing, as if it was not even a possibility that the government would kill him for it? Imu’s and the Gorosei’s powers’ half discovery was nice though.</details>

I loved the last part with Wapol ! “They’re eloping !” I hope we get the continuation of that next week. I wonder whether Wapol’s wife will play a role in the story.

Obviously someone who attacks the entire mod team with no evidence would be better suited to a specifically anti-communist site like wolfballs or reddit.

Maybe also worth to note that they were not attacking the mods team without evidence, but beyond evidence. They did show evidence for admins supporting clashers coming from lemmygrad, but went way too far in labeling that behaviour “mob manufacturing”. There was nothing specifically anti-communist in their criticism of lemmy.ml 's administration

Tbh, this post illustrate pretty well the double standard it tries to denounce.

• six comments of a user get deleted over the course of two days because they gratuitously insulted the user they were replying to. They do not get any form of ban.
• a user phrases their (valid) point in a way that is too strong to the point of being insulting to an admin. They get a 3 day ban.

Also, it is pretty clear that the situation with users insulting each other is not as symmetrical as the post makes it up to be. When is the last time someone with no account on Lemmygrad had a comment removed for that reason?

Late to the party, but I think that it would indeed be great to spark some activity in here !
Maybe systematically posting about new chapters of every ongoing manga would be spammy. A good start would be to have one post by ongoing manga, then discussion about the few that will spark the commu’s interest. If there’s too many of them, maybe the most popular ones can get their own communities eventually

I agreed a priori, which, as you probably guessed, is exactly why I put that parenthesis 😀 But I think in practice the starting point already is too complex. For example, I opened inkscape and saved the empty image, the result is already more than 1KB. Similarly, Lemmy’s very simple logo is already 3KB.

I didn’t know there was an actual limit to the size of a QR code, but as we see a big problem with (raster) images is that the QR code rapidly becomes much more complex than the image itself