idk, I notice the opposite to happen more often: e.g. “me and John went to the bar last weekend”

“their” vs “they’re” is worse imo - I still don’t understand how one can mix up a contraction

I’ve eaten pizza with corn my whole life, never considered it weird lol

unfortunately (and understandably) no option to my knowledge has traffic information, so I stick with Waze/GMaps, even though I’d like to choose a FOSS alternative.

Yes, I don’t think the problem with Reddit is just a collection of recent poor decisions, rather it’s a fundamental result of it being a centralized platform that aims to be profitable. Same as Facebook, Twitter, and other networks.

But I’d like (and hope) to see many UI/UX improvements to Lemmy on desktop and mobile in the following weeks and months.

I never bothered to search other sentences, but after reading them I still prefer the brown fox. There’s something about using simple words that makes it more satisfying than the others.