• Microw@lemm.eeOP
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      2 months ago

      Sounds like simply shitty programming if they need a 15 minutes delay in order to give users the possibility to edit their posts … editing posts is possible in lots of fediverse software without such hacks lol

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        But it’s cooperative, as long there is 1 instance that doesn’t respect delete requests, they can’t provide the ability to delete a mistakenly posted picture that actually works.

        15 minutes is excessive though. 3 minutes should be enough.

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    2 months ago

    Maybe the majority of fediverse instances should just defederate from Threads. Then they can take all the time they want to broadcast their shitty posts.

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    I can see why they’d do that tbh. Being able to delete something posted in error is something that may not be guaranteed in the Fediverse. Once it’s out there, you’re relying on others to delete that cute picture of your cat with your shrivelled up little winkie clearly visible in the reflection of your TV.

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      2 months ago

      I’m not a native speaker… interesting, why would that be phrased that way? It’s still multiple minutes?

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        Generally, when describing a thing, the unit is written as singular. “15 minute delay”, “10 foot pole”, “5 gallon bucket”. When referring the unit itself though, it would be plural: “a delay of 15 minutes”, “the pole is 10 feet long”, “this bucket holds 5 gallons”. I’m sure there’s a more precise way to say this, but hopefully it helps.