I think something like
"Comment removed in protest of Reddit's API policy"
is best because if non-Redditors stumble across it it might dissuade them from joining Reddit. It is also very clear as to why you are unhappy.
Yeah, I downloaded the Jerboa source to see if I could help but I Android Studio and Kotlin will be a learning experience for me.
I think it depends on what people make of it. Forums existed well before Reddit and Lemmy can scratch that itch. But so far a lot of the discussion has focused on Reddit and if real content doesn't replace it then Lemmy probably will fade away.
Also, devs can make a difference. If the experience gets better both on web amd mobile then it will help.
Have you tried Jerboa? I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of options out there, but I think I, as a developer, am probably going to work on improving Jerboa.
Magic, card tricks, and judo. I didnt participate much but I'd love to see what they would be like in the Fediverse
I've always wanted to learn to do the linking rings well
I decided to learn a classic of #magic while there weren't many shows because of Covid. 6 months of practice for 37 seconds of magic... #magician #fyp #wow
I bought a set during covid and used the extra time to practice.
I had trouble logging in
So I'm a reddit refugee and downloaded Jerboa on Android. It took me forever to figure out how to login. I'm posting this in the hopes that it helps others.
On the Home screen I had to click on the top left hamburger menu. Them there was a down arrow in the upper right that I had to press before it said Add Login.
I hope this helps anyone with a similar issue.