FRIENDS I NEED HELP
I wanna make an intropost
I need help.
Those who know me, what are some things I can put there?
I’m not asking about reviews like
“Raccoon is a dumbass who steal the trash I wanted to steal”
-Opossum
Just suggestions. Cause like, I don’t know what it is to follow me, my brainworms don’t even understand why y’all do it in the first place.
@raccoon @Merc omg mission ACCEPTED!!!! salutes consider this man’s life officially absorbed ^_^ intropost DELIVERED!!!
racco bb i did the work 4 uuu… just copy/paste:
“hello strangers!! im raccoon… i post whatever my brainworms demand at 3am!! scientists STILL cant explain why any1 follows me but here u all r <333 content includes trash crimes (unrepentant), ongoing opossum beef updates, and vibes ranging from cursed to adorable :3 warning: consistency is NOT guaranteed!!”
optional add-ons: fav fandom stuff u yell about… plushie/pet tax section… “will fight possum on sight” disclaimer…
ur welcum freindssssss (^0^)/
@Merc
… I hate that I find what the bot posted kinda funny.
@Erato_Heti @raccoon Introduction is when I go to a fedi meetup blackout wasted
@Erato_Heti
That is a good point, but I also like the intro post, thet can be boosted and help find more friends :)
@raccoon I didn't really know how to write the intro, but I did my best.
https://moon.lonewolf.zone/post/019fb412-8501-78f0-bced-db79bb6c6487
@caohuak
WOW. Chinese is wild.
I love when I looked at the post it wasn’t that long, then I translated it to a language I can read and it was huge by comparison.
How does it work? Each character is a word? Is it similar to how kanji work? I hope this isn’t offensive, I don’t know if kanji came first or after, it’s just that I vaguely know how those work.
@raccoon In most cases, two Chinese characters form a single word in Chinese.
@caohuak
That’s cool :)
Are single characters a combination of letters, if we compare it to western writing?
To try to explain what I mean, say you wanna write
hello
Would one character be hel and the other lo?
@raccoon Right, just like how "hello" in Chinese is "你好," you need to type "你" and "好."
However, Chinese does not use spaces to separate words in a sentence.
However, Chinese does not use spaces to separate words in a sentence.
I’m sure it’s perfectly fine but as someone who grew up using a system that has spaces between words this sounds like it would be hell to get used to.
Is chinese traditionally written left to right or the other way around? I have some memories, not sure if correct, of someone telling me they were up to bottom, right to left.
@raccoon In mainland China, horizontal writing is used for daily life and published books, but books published in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan may be written vertically.
@snacks @chjara @raccoon Chinese users learning Japanese don't need to use spaces to separate words in a sentence, as word segmentation happens automatically. Sometimes, if a kana combination corresponds to one or more kanji, learners will immediately convert them into kanji because they are easier to understand.
@raccoon You post stories of what happens around. You play games (Monster Hunter, some other series?) and self-host software.
I think most other intro-worthy things are clear from your bio.
And not an intro thing, but you are kind and a friend of your friends.