oh god I always read JSON like "J" + "son", "son" being like a Spanish word for "to be". Or "J" + "sewn". I can't believe I've never read it like the human name "Jason".
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Are you an alt of that online persona guy, or is this just starting to spread lmao
Are you an alt of that online persona guy, or is this just starting to spread lmao
I don't know who the 'online persona guy' is, but I did see someone else doing this, so I decided to mimic it, as I thought it was a great idea.
They're a user around here that has the username onlinepersona [And something else I think], they've been doing the same thing since...before the reddit exodus I think, so that's probably who you picked it up from
Now that I think about it I don't think I've seen him in awhile now
They’re a user around here that has the username onlinepersona [And something else I think], they’ve been doing the same thing since…before the reddit exodus I think, so that’s probably who you picked it up from
Now that I think about it I don’t think I’ve seen him in awhile now
@onlinepersona@programming.dev was last online just a few hours ago.
And they are using the same license, so it might be that I did get the idea from him/her. I honestly don't remember.
Nice, somebody else is licensing their comments! 🙌
Have you taken a lot of crap over doing so? The last three days for me have been kind of rough. 😋
There's always a few people who feel the need to inform me how futile it is, that I'm stupid for trying, telling me to stop, or whatever else people come up with. But for every one of those, I feel like there are more who are genuinely curious and some are even understanding, maybe even supportive!
Just block the negative people and move on 🤷 The license text ain't hurting nobody and anybody triggered enough to insult or mock you about it ain't worth reading anyway.
It’s displayed weird for me
https://lemmy.world/comment/9699276
https://lemmy.world/comment/9739694
TL;DR: it displays fine on the web client, so get the devs to fix your app, or use the web client.
Edit: Added a second link that has an actual example of both regular, super, and subscript fonts being used, as well as a link to Lemmy World's help page on formatting comments.