@schratze i started to notice that at around the time when dark themes started trending in everything, that was the time when light themes started suck in everything.
we had completely good and even brilliant light themes for a quarter of century, but apparently nowadays making them is an impossible task.
@n8chz@micke yeah, the thing is that commercial media tried to curb the amount of freely available news reporting by YLE, but luckily that didn't happen in the end.
lots of the videos and interactive things they do nowadays are obviously there just for the new requirement, and the news wouldn't lose anything without them.
going for a short walk from 2.30am to 3am wasn't probably the best move before trying to go to bed, but i wanted to get the letter to mailbox right away, and let me tell you, these summer nights are just so nice to go for a walk, it'd be pity to waste them sleeping
(yeah, sleeping can easily be done during daytime, that's useless time anyway)
about mastodon.green's language list: it's just outrageous how even all the minority languages in europe are not allowed (in addition to the majority of world's languages).
for finland's part, for example, you couldn't use any of the sami languages, romani, karelian or sign languages of finland there.
and why? as if people using oppressed minority languages really was a moderation headache.
just copypasteing this from our instance about/more page:
”Here you can use any language you like, and use of different languages is actually strongly encouraged!”
”New moderators are appointed when necessary, to cover the volume and common languages on the instance.”
though i must say that with an average report volume of one report from other people than myself per year this whole moderation business hasn't become overwhelmed, even with all these ”””exotic””” languages