I still just keep an offline existing music collection that I update every once in a while. remove stuff I don't really listen to anymore, add stuff I'm listening to now (through various sources, youtube or buying an album download, etc)
this whole streaming thing is just a nightmare through and through and being tied to an internet connection constantly is a bit stressful. especially when out and about.
I highly recommend a personal library if its a feasible spacewise for your devices.
its more of a community that functions like "AITA" (am I the asshole?) where they list the ban and reason and ask if the community believes the ban was justified or not.
the post detailing the behavior or jordan lund was actually not within the true rules of the community, but was allowed considering just how many jordan lund posts had been made in the entirety of the community.
he is quite notorious everywhere for his extreme moderation habits. stamets was just detailed enough to put time into documenting as much of that behavior as was possible in a single post.
considering that lemmy world is a sort of catch-all for a lot of first time lemmy users, its reasonable to be concerned by such extreme moderation.
I wonder if tabletop was popular before d&d brought it to the mainstream.