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If people using Reddit are called Redditors, then what do we call people who use Lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Well, what I was actually saying was that feature that hasn't been developed yet would be cool to have.
Are we not allowed to think features that haven't been developed yet would be good to develop? How does developing happen if one is only allowed to think current features would be good? Sure, "we have community search at home," but I can't still want actual McDonald's fries? They are objectively better than orida, "real search" is better than "bandaid solutions," honestly I don't get why there would be pushback against the thought that "we need a real search function," tbh, you make it sound like they're developing it or working on it so obviously someone agrees with me, what're we doing here? Same team dude.