For sure. Responding is the natural thing to do. But, for me at least, I end up reading every response and deciding if I’m safe to just remove the first reported comment, or every child comment, or a mix.

Maybe some mods just delete the parent comment and all children to keep it simple, but I try to weigh each response fairly.

You’re probably better off not interacting with the content that you’re reporting.

I’ll second this. Responding to the problematic content usually just leads to a lot more problematic content that the mods need to sort through.

“You think you defeated me? You think I did not know what I bought for my Wanna?”

Right? Give me a Saturday that feels like a 15 year vacation. That might help with burnout.

A day by myself with nothing to do.

I don’t visit Reddit much anymore, but isn’t that the way ads have been for awhile over there?

Frequently stare toward the camera and smirk.

Depending on the reason, maybe a heartfelt story on GoFundMe?

Assholes

On iOS, I know Arctic and Thunder do. I’m sure others do as well, just not sure off the top of my head.

Some of the Lemmy mobile clients allow anonymously browsing Instances.

This year is going to be wild, isn’t it?

Fish would absolutely evolve into octopi.

This is perfect! I lurk on mobile, and their mobile site is horrendous. I’ll be using this from now on!

I try to avoid Reddit, but there are definitely niche communities and conversations I miss. I still poke my head into those specific communities at Reddit now and again, but don’t engage in them much anymore.

At the same time, I try to spark those same conversations over here.

No reason we can’t do both!

I’ve got ‘em on the iOS app.

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This guy sciences.

I’d walk to a lemonade stand to see if they had any grapes.

Hello. Proud parent of a 2.5 year old and a 6 month old here.

At 13 months, that kid is probably getting the hang of walking. They very well might not stop exploring for the entire time, other than a 1-2 hour nap or bedtime depending on what time you’re babysitting.

Ask the parents about nap/bedtime schedule, feeding schedule (they are likely still on a mix of bottle/milk plus food, though, maybe not), and if screen time is allowed. I’d imagine they’ll give you all that info without you having to ask, but you never know.

The key is to be aware. At 13 months, they might try to get into every drawer, cabinet, dog bowl, garbage bin, etc. they can find. They will also head straight toward any stairs you might have. Don’t let that kid out of your sight. Other than constantly trying to seek out danger, it shouldn’t be all bad.

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