1. I would consider it, but I'd need to know info about the project to feel assured I wouldn't be misrepresented or portrayed badly

2. I'd talk about the harm of institutionalized gymnophobia particularly in North America and how nudism can combat that

Yes I believe they were rolling it out gradually

I think they were slowly rolling it out

Communities have been part of Twitter for some time, but they haven't pushed it much

Harder to abbreviate

I definitely get how you feel, but I think free communities stay like this one in tone, regardless of whether they get substantial growth. I think it could be a counterintuitive sign of health when Lemmy is big enough that some of its userbase is kinda annoying and you have to find the subs (is that the right term here?) with the community that you like

I think karma could in some ways be fun, but overall was more of a liability than an asset for Reddit. I'm glad Lemmy didn't have it. Reduces karmawhoring incentives