My issue with premium is that it doesn't fix so much of the other shit that revanced fixes for me on the mobile app (I don't want shorts, community posts, I want my dislike button etc) that I'd be using revanced anyway. And at that point I can just also block ads. If piracy gets you a better experience than that of paying customers, then you have an issue with your product.
There's a language selector at the bottom of the page, is that just for UI?
The Last Wish was in the works for years before Spiderverse came out, the unusual artstyle wasn't a result of Spiderverse.
Windows in a bathroom let in so much natural light, I always feel much more comfortable with windows (even really big ones) as long as all the important parts aren't visible from outside.
The best you've got right now is using it as an unofficial web app. Go to the site and under the menu add it to your Homescreen. The rest will come with time.
Namecheap is still the cheapest I found for certain TLDs, would be curious to find another though!
It's more of a "this was deleted, we suggest you do it too". Ultimately it's open source so anyone can modify this stuff to their liking and individual instances can choose to go along with a delete suggestion or not.
You should theoretically also be able to tag something as deleted but only actually delete it after a week (for example). This would comply with regular delete suggestions and keep things synchronized as one would expect but would give a bit of time to defend against an instance going rogue and self destructing.
Or someone checks through the activity of obscure posts and happens to find someone they know liking something they dislike or disagree with. It's not me, but my suggestion stands!
Might be good to add https://reddark.untone.uk/ to the description as a useful resource!
Is there any way to make "votes" (equivalent thereof) private? I don't want to have to think "do I want other people to know that I've liked this" every time I vote on something and that was a big draw to reddit for me compared to something like twitter.