If so, why and what do you tag them? What fits your bill as to tag and remember someone and to just leave it be?
Oh, bonus question, if you tag people, what am I tagged as? 🥺
No, because it’s not a standard lemmy feature and I don’t use 3rd party apps.
Why is it that you don’t use 3rd party apps? I have no issue with Jerboa and have used it extensively, but I’m mainly wondering if there’s something I’m missing with 3rd party Lemmy clients.
Why use an app for something that works perfectly fine via web browser as well? The less apps I have on my phone the better.
Because the web interface is perfectly fine and I honestly don’t see why every freaking website needs to be an app these days.
Yeah I completely agree when you put it that way. I’ve been doing this for the desktop web apps that I used to have installed (Discord, Spotify, Teams) accessing them via a browser instead.
I’ve been meaning to tidy up my phone anyway so I’ll give the mobile Web UI a good go.
I never have cause/need to tag other users, replying usually is enough for me
I tag people that never fail to find something to argue about, obvious trolls, bad faith / sea lion conversationalists and so on. If I encounter them again and they show the same behaviour as a pattern, I fully block them.
I also use it for more fun stuff, like who is overly helpful, friendly or who recommended a good book. This way, if I see them again I get reminded of the positive interaction from before
edit: @OmegaLemmy@discuss.online you might want to replace “tag” with “label” or something, people think you mean username @tagging and don’t read the body of your post
What do you have against sealions? I would like to have a civil conversation about your statement. Would you mind showing me evidence of any negative thing any sealion has ever done to you? I’m just curious if you have any sources to back up your opinion.
(please tag me as generally not being serious. Have a spectacular day)
Good enough
fuck
I typically do not tag people in the Lemmy app. However, there was an instance where I inadvertently did so. This occurred because I was using a Mitra instance to communicate with Lemmy instances, and the Mitra client app automatically tagged the Lemmy user in that process.
That’s a mention, not a tag. A tag is a private description you save about a user. Only apps have this fearure.
I just tagged you. Thunder calls this a “user label”.
Ooohhh I thought it was the @ thingy. Thank you for explaning!
Oh, bonus question, if you tag people, what am I tagged as? 🥺
tag: you’re it
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Ya, kremlin troll bots/both the same/etc bots get a tag (the obnoxious/hard core ones gets a block), then misogynists etc gets a tag and nice people gets a tag too.
Little nice? “+”, super nice “+++”. Little nice several times? “++”
I have no tag on you, who have one on me 😬 ?
Nope. If they do enough to warrant me clicking their profile to see more about them, I’m usually 90% of the way to a block anyway.
I use Sync and yes. I tag transphobes, racists, obvious trolls, Zionists, MAGAts, and general chuds.
The vast majority of users you included I don’t have tagged as anything
I would if it was a native feature. I’d tag people “Made sense once, don’t block”
I tag for any reason but lately are mostly people that I don’t think they are trolls but they like to argue about anything, so I tag them as a warning to not look too much into it. I’ve also been tagging what I think might be bots before blocking, accounts with a hundred posts per day and a hundred comments per year.
@FQQD@lemmy.ohaa.xyz
Just because I can.
I know.
You later?
No.
In addition to what everyone else said, I like tagging instance admins too. Only my instance admins are highlighted (red), but I like to know an admin when I see one in the wild lol.
Most of the time, I’m just relying on my total upvote/downvote count towards the user account to get some sense of who they are.
Beyond the usual descriptors of troll, zionist, obnoxious twat, etc. I like to place people to general regions and countries if they share them.
It helps me remember that the Internet is not the US and gives me some vague sense of what they may be dealing with outside our cozy Lemmy bubble.
Lemmy is generally left leaning and my politics usually line up with everyone else so whenever I visit Reddit I feel as if everyone’s a twat with how they present themselves…
Fair 'nuff. I usually reserve that one for people dragging out arguments with little or no substance, but a whooooole lotta bluster and passion.
