10 points

True dat mate.

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10 points

O, i know the feeling

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And then all of them are “Nicole”.

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95 points

The Polish Partier.

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57 points

i have a different pic in my inbox. do i suppose to collect them all? i want a rare Nicole now

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22 points

I have them both, so… Yes?

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7 points

What’s the att/def on your Nicole? I’ll trade you mine - just pulled a disappearing Nicole. No idea what the att is, but given that it disappeared from my deck, I must imagine the def is wicked high

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7 points

Aww, I don’t feel special anymore.

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8 points

Oh she’s using a new picture now?

I’ll probably get it in my inbox sooner or later

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4 points

I got mine today after a year on Lemmy. I was starting to feel left out.

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2 points

The Fediverse Chick.

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update private_message set deleted = true from person where person.id = private_message.creator_id and person.actor_id in ('https://lemmy.cafe/u/nicole');

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EDIT: lmao cope harder, spammer. Makes it easier to find your alts.

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15 points

I guess I’m not special enough, Nicole doesn’t want to talk to me.

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3 points

Gods please don’t let this be a trend…

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12 points

I just got mine today, like some tribal initiation

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6 points

Still haven’t gotten one. Guess the bots don’t like me.

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You might have received one but we usually delete them pretty quickly. We’re either doing an ok job at fighting spam, or I’m keeping her to myself.

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6 points

I got a message from nicole with a pic. I thought it was a scammer or something. Just a one off thing. Is that not the case? Is Nicole a lemmy thing?

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Nope, your first instinct is right, it’s a spammer. But it’s one of the few specific spammers that almost everyone has run into on lemmy, so it’s just a joke. Like saying you met a Nigerian prince who offered you a huge sum of money.

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3 points

I have yet to be messaged by this person. Dunno what anybody is talking about. In fact, I’ve never actually been messaged by anybody on lemmy.

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1 point

Bro I got that too!!!

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27 points

Often followed by, “I said that?”

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17 points

Then you read your original comment and, no, you didn’t say that; someone’s just trying to gaslight you or they’re straw manning.

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9 points

Or they keep explaining what you already said because they don’t understand nuance or context.

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1 point

Or your take is just fucking bad and your ego won’t let you admit it, one of the two.

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47 points

Is it normal for people to regret what they said on here? Because I tend not to change my mind from downvotes and dumb responses. I do block people though

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58 points

My only regrets are having to read stupid responses that completely missed the point of what I said because they want to argue with what they think I said.

Occasionally I learn something new from responses, which changes my perspective.

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16 points

I agree - A lot of people seem so prepared for someone to disagree with them that they seem to misfire on people they agree with. I try to avoid this by starting my comments with “I agree” 😊 … though even then some people still get confused 🫠

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11 points

What are you talking about? You’re way off base, and completely unreasonable. It’s so typical of you people that I have a generalized baseless belief of. What about this other person that has nothing to do with this? Do you agree with them, too? I bet you also hate soldiers defending our country, and probably kittens too.

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4 points

the best is when the response is about the first or last sentence of what I wrote and their response is addressed in the rest of it.

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2 points

What a stupid comment, if you actually took the time to read and understood your replies then maybe you’d actually learn something from them, rather than just disregarding everyone who responds to you.

/s

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4 points

My own experience with this was posting a shower thoughts thread while quite inebriated, forgetting I’d done it then waking up with a fairly full inbox so nothing controversial or argumentative.

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My experience is that I reply to a lot of things, and post very few, and in no case do I have even a vague notion about how many comments what I write will generate. I can guess the vector magnitude of up/down votes, but never the amount of interaction, where people take time to reply.

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My thought was more “which of the things I wrote triggered such a reaction?” I’m often surprised.

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I I do actually second thought what I said. As I can be as wrong as any. And if I’m wrong I’m ought to change my mind.

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8 points

I mean well, and I want to have hope for the future, but I’m depressed and have untreated ADHD and a desperate need for therapy, and I do worry that I’m letting all that influence how I talk to strangers online.

I’m probably too harsh sometimes, or not harsh enough, or dumb, or stupid, etc, more often than I’d like.

So yeah, I generally regret or worry over everything I say to everyone at some point or another. I suck xD But I’m too lonely to switch off and not talk to anyone entirely, so here we are.

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2 points

Absolutely, it is only human to make mistakes. Of course there are time where someone gives a stupid reply but there are also times where that is not the case. If it were the assumption would be that I am right about everything, which is asinine

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20 points

Downvotes sometimes make me want to clarify what I wrote on the assumption that it got misinterpreted.

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13 points

Has that ever worked for you?

I do it a lot and can’t think of a single time it worked.

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5 points

I’ve seen a number of comments with a visible edit that have an even split between down and up votes. I can only assume the edit worked. Not like votes mean anything on Lemmy. It’s kinda nice not having the overall “karma” visible at all times.

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10 points

Occasionally. Other times it makes people angrier

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4 points

Looking through some of my controversial comments, it seems like it worked maybe 1/3 - 1/2 of the time?

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I don’t want to deal with arguing especially since half the responses clearly only read the first sentence of my comment. I don’t have the energy for it. So I’m on an instance with downvotes disabled and rarely check my inbox.

If people like my contribution they can upvote, if they don’t like it they can downvote or argue back, but I don’t have the energy to give to that, so I probably won’t see it.

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4 points

I’ve admitted I was wrong a few times, but never from downvotes or dumb responses. You gotta cite good sources to get a reversal out of me.

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Showerthoughts

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A “Showerthought” is a simple term used to describe the thoughts that pop into your head while you’re doing everyday things like taking a shower, driving, or just daydreaming. The most popular seem to be lighthearted clever little truths, hidden in daily life.

Here are some examples to inspire your own showerthoughts:

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  2. The entire showerthought must be in the title
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    • If your topic is in a grey area, please phrase it to emphasize the fascinating aspects, not the dramatic aspects. You can do this by avoiding overly politicized terms such as “capitalism” and “communism”. If you must make comparisons, you can say something is different without saying something is better/worse.
    • A good place for politics is c/politicaldiscussion
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If you made it this far, showerthoughts is accepting new mods. This community is generally tame so its not a lot of work, but having a few more mods would help reports get addressed a little sooner.

Whats it like to be a mod? Reports just show up as messages in your Lemmy inbox, and if a different mod has already addressed the report, the message goes away and you never worry about it.

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