Reddit won a similar case a few months back.

https://www.techdirt.com/2023/05/04/reddit-defeats-film-studios-attempt-to-reveal-identities-of-anonymous-users-over-rcn-trial/

Without an API, all clients would need to rely on scraping, which is slower and more resource intense - almost orders of magnitude. Until Kbin develops an API, it will always be less used.

I agree. I'm just of the "rip the band-aid off" mindset.

Just read their docs on people:

https://docs.tildes.net/philosophy/people

don-ju-wan-me-ohhhhh

I had no idea it would take off. Apparently many others agree. Literally my first post on Lemmy.

It was a shower thought. I didn't say you couldn't bitch and moan. You do you.

Me commenting on all the posts I see isn't me being a part of the subject.

That's like someone being called a programmer for making a post about how much programmers make. It's just a bad comparison.

I joined 4 days ago. I have contributed to HFY mostly, until this.

I haven't done much, because I wanted to get a feel for the community.

Is it ok that I contribute now?

The right way!

I mean, ....