Same.
I like it because it solves my kleptomania hoarding disorder urge to collect everything in case I need it later.

Thinking back to the old equivalent exchange mod for Minecraft, maybe the solution is to allow conversion of all items to some currency, and then locking the conversion from that currency back to items in the same way as journey mode. Converting would be done in the same place as researching, maybe researching could even give diminished currency.

The lore explanation is that you need to take apart items to understand them, after which you can assemble them and disassemble them efficiently.
Magic cannot be assembled, which is why enchanted weapons revert to their normal variants. Any item causing problems when convertible can be blocked for being “too magical” to assemble.

I really whish this was a thing now.

Ok yeah, that does address my main concern.
If this could somehow be communicated in the rule that would be great.

My question was more about mixed subs, with ai and non-ai posts. Where the hypothetical lurker is downvoting selectively only ai-generated posts.
How can you tell appart someone looking at every posts and happening to dislike all the ai ones, from someone specifically seeking out the ai posts and downvoting them regardless of post quality or preference as a matter of principle?

Downvoting all posts is problematic, yes. It does not accomplish anything but downrank the entire sub. But that isn’t the matter at hand as I see it.
What if you downvote all ai posts and don’t touch other posts or upvote them?
In an attempt to discourage ai pots and encourage other posts on that sublemmy for example.

Some of the examples given are about generic subs like !leftymemes@lemmy.dbzer0.com, where you see both ai and non-ai posts.

Someone downvoting every single post in an ai-specific sub is not the edge case I am worried about.

downvote trolling

I think this needs some clarification about what does and does not warrant mod actions.

Comments are free-form, so are easy to determine as off topic and unlikely to hit bystanders, but downvotes don’t communicate intent.

Anecdotally I have come across a post in a sub I like, found it glaringly annoying/ugly/wrong etc. downvoted, then seen another one and actually gone into the sub to see if it is a wider trend and specifically downvoted a bunch of these.
Lemmy is a rating system, I think this behavior is acceptable.

I would draw the line at coming back repeatedly to keep “filtering” in this way, while not otherwise being active in the community and while not being subscribed to it. (Not that being subscribed is even visible)

Is it possible to tell apart a lurker superhumanly good at finding genai really ugly, from the 15 downvote bots of an anti-genai brigadier?

Ah your next novel is done? Make sure noone reads it, it would diminish the value of the tax-writeoff when we delete it.

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Not fake, just unaffiliated. The presented links and info seem correct to me.
ubo is also warning about a different fake page on their repo but not this one.

1 Liter Wasser = 1 Kilogramm
1000 Liter = 1 Kubikmeter

away

Like, from you personally?

Aside from Australia or Japan, a move should improve the average ping users experience.
Most people are not from the us, and given its geographic location nowhere close to it either.

Looks good, I wood wear that.

Still early in development, only the single- and multi-cell stages are implemented.

You can always parallelize, this would be more beneficial for latency.

What’s the deal with these huge white paddings around images?

Why are there four speech bubble indicators but six objects?

That’s a common design choice in commics for groups of people is it not?
Looked like an intentional design choice to me before I noticed it’s ai.

the experiences that make us uniquely human

What do you mean by that?

Sizes are off, especially the circle wouldn’t fit.

Where’s oolite?
Also I can recommend wz 2100 as an rts, I’d say it’s similar to settlers hok.

ISPs on a voluntary basis, not the nation

I see.
https://archive.org/details/kitty_202403

… know what?

Neon Genesis Evangelion be like