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1: What is the fediverse?
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> mistakes happen

Mistakes happen, typically once or twice; and are learned from and not repeated. **Habits** are recurring. These things are a _Lemmy Developer_  habit. 

>   There is a fundamental lack of confidence amongst a majority of Lemmy instance admins towards the lead developers of Lemmy.
>
> > This is your opinion and I doubt it is as widespread as you think.

+1 user to their _opinion_.

>  no specific feature requests that would have helped in this regard,

[Really?](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3920). Does [this](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/3927) relate? [Not related](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3931), not a [feature request](https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3276). I mean there probably wasn't a _specific feature request_ for the _exact specific matter at hand_. But plenty of noise and discussion around something needing to help address the problem. 

> Why do you consider it petty? 

Look at your responses to instance admins on your platform and Github. And then ask yourself that question again. You sorely need some self-reflection. 

I personally got kicked out of and banned on everything Lemmy Matrix related for daring to challenge you and and Dessalines. **You are petty AF**. 

From the linked comment:
> never even bothered to open an issue about it.

From the parent comment:
> not did he attempt to contribute with a pull request. 

**READ** the rest of the post.  Literally the first damn thing _YOU_ quoted from it. 

And lastly, from you:
*  I wouldnt expect that this ever becomes useful for production.  
*  I dont see how Sublinks can be any faster when it has only volunteer contributors.
*  It would take at least multiple years to catch up with the current features of Lemmy.

Really showcasing what Gabe said in his post, eh ?
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