I assumed that this was standard behaviour/etiquette, though I’m realizing maybe it’s actually not so common, and I want to know if I’m the weird one
If you don’t- why not?
(VPN voting enabled at the expense of allowing multiple votes per user- pls don’t abuse this for shits and giggles)
I literally cannot comprehend why you wouldn’t look at the community name before commenting. Do you not read titles either? What kind of life are you people living- it genuinely baffles me
I engage with content on my feed. The titles are prominent, the community name less so. If content seems extremely contextual, I’ll probably check, but otherwise I just engage with the content and comments.
It was surprisingly hard at one time to get both the poster and community to show up in Voyager. I spent about half an hour figuring out the settings to make it happen. Between shitpost, Onion, and NotTheOnion communities, and the amount of overlap between posts in them, I find that vital context in many posts.
I’m reading the post and looking at the pretty image if there is one.
If the post sounds like a shit post, I do check the community to see if it is likely to be ironic, but otherwise no.
STFU.
I see a title that I may have an opinion or quip to leave in comments.
I do NOT care what community/group it belongs in.
You mean this isn’t woodshop class?