That’s cool, and I was amongst the biggest Apollo fangirls on the planet, but just because Apollo jumped off a cliff doesn’t mean you have to.

This particular bit of design is not ideal.

I’ve been designing UIs on iOS, Mac, and Windows for decades, and this is confusing.

e: especially for newish users, who we’re trying to attract to Lemmy, right?

Great, thanks. I love all the customisation features Voyager has!

I still don’t understand all the green shields after every commenter’s name, though.

Thanks!

This is what I’m seeing:

It’s not a username colour – that would be ideal. It’s a green shield badge.

e: you said: ‘In addition, for admins, both local and remote it changes to red with or without a checkmark inside of the shield as a signal on what actions can be performed by admins on a given piece of content’

I have no idea what you mean by this. We were talking about username colours, and that made sense, though I haven’t seen that. Now we’re on checkmarks, which I see, but doesn’t make sense. Does that make sense?

Yep. And this bug exists in both scenarios.

Someone just told me these shields mean I’m a mod and can interact with these posts, but that’s not what it meant to me. To me, it means ‘this user is a mod’, which was super confusing.

I’d instead color the edit menu ellipsis green, not add a shield.

Those tags, like this shield, convey information about the user’s status, not what I can do. The ellipsis tells me what I can do.

Wait, really?

That’s terrible design. I know I’m a mod and can take action. That’s the point of being a mod. Flagging all comments is superfluous and misleading.

I thought something was wrong with my community.

e: Instead of a shield (which to me means ‘fellow mod’) I’d colour the edit ellipsis green or something. This makes me think the commenter is a mod.

It helps to know it’s only on my end, thanks! I was worried anyone could mod my community. Thanks for your input! I’ll put it in as a UI bug. Cheers!

Awesome, thanks for letting me know you don’t see everyone as mods. That helps me.

Yes, that one. Here’s what i see:

I’m using Voyager on iOS.

And I don’t see those flags on posts outside my community, anywhere on Lemmy.

e: if you’re not seeing it, it’s likely a bug in Voyager. Thanks for letting me know! I’ll post in in the Voyager community. <3

Oh, that’s all? Followed.

e: thank you.

I’m confused, then. Do I bridge it from Bluesky?

I clicked your link but it didn’t make sense from my end.

Apparently I need to make a new account; it’s been a loooooong time *warning, Reddit link).

I’ll make a new mastadon account and link it here.

This next part gets a bit cray, we are all of one and the same, the underlying energy that feeds us endlessly.

Ah, um…this is meant to be a sub talking about science, not metaphysics or religion.

I appreciate your personal story. Really, I do.

But that has no bearing whatsoever on a practical, repeatable method of time travel, right?

THE EYE

Seriously though, it isn’t just a construct. Mathematics is how we define constructs.

It’s not. Maths is an objective measure of the world, and time exists beyond us. We define these things in our language, but they don’t need us. We didn’t create these things, we only describe them.

Omg I thought this was the onion. Fuck.

Fuck everything about this.

Donate here (I think, check for yourself ):

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That’s philosophically true, but mathematically, time is also an objective interval that exists regardless of our perspective. That interval doesn’t need humans to exist.

Time passes whether humans exist or not. All animals exist in time, and a consciousness is not required. Are you suggesting time didn’t exist when nothing but bacteria existed?

Time is an interval of spacetime, whether we exist to perceive it or not.

Shit, sign me up. I could definitely use some amusement.

Few things scare you like thinking you’ve lost one of the most expensive and fragile things you use nearly 24/7. And even fewer can make you feel like a complete idiot to realise you’re already holding it. Such a crazy crosswire of feelings.

I’m not saying ‘words have meaning.’

I’m saying we create meaning and we should not just give in to the fascists’ definitions.

They do not define us.