I wouldn’t be surprised if most people asking for advice aren’t actually looking for solutions. They just want their decisions validated.
Wurm
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Hopefully you heed the advice of medical professionals more willingly in the future 😂
While we’re on the subject, we also need to normalize “No.” It’s a complete sentence.
There’s a great saying that “Saying yes is saying no to many things. Saying no is saying no to one thing.”
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Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit is becoming "a logged-in-only experience"English
4·15 days agoIt’s Redlib now. And it still works for the time being.
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1·20 days agoWhat’s the preferred way to go about this on Lemmy? Based on @greatwhitebuffalo41@slrpnk.net’s comment it sounds like Lemmy might not have a Wiki-equivalent? Would you want to see the content hosted elsewhere and just linked to on the sidebar?
Wurm@lemmy.mlOPtoPersonal Finance@lemmy.ml•Adapting Key Personal Finance Content from Reddit?English
3·23 days ago@WandererLagomorph799@lemmy.ml / @nieceandtows@programming.dev / @nieceandtows@lemmy.ml is this something you are open to?
Wurm@lemmy.mlOPtoPersonal Finance@lemmy.ml•Adapting Key Personal Finance Content from Reddit?English
3·1 month agoI couldn’t agree more. I’m trying to use Lemmy more but still not familiar with the platform. I assume it’s similar to Reddit where the community Moderators are the ones who can pin posts or update the sidebar?


Honestly, everyone needs to freeze their credit reports at all key bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion, Experian, ChexSystems, and Innovis).
It can be a bit annoying when you have to remember to temporarily thaw your report to support a credit check, but the peace of mind is so worth it. Takes five minutes and saves you from a massive headache later.