There is no way to force community metadata at the top, no. Voyager avoids pushing content below the fold, it’s Voyagers design philosophy. You can access that info by opening the sidebar if you like.

This is the best part of Lemmy though, there are lots of apps to choose from to fit your taste.

If just find if jarring because you’re used to another apps UX, I recommend giving it time to get used to.

No prob, I’ll make a fix for that

Removing this cause there are duplicate threads

Yes, there’s an option for that in settings.

In Safari, you can press “open with Voyager” in the Share options

Like writing a product review and giving one star for shipping speed lol.

Thanks, already fixed, just need to get release deployed!

No pressure, it’s just for fun!

Oh… and the icon source files are here if that helps!

Probably just darker flames, IDK. Here’s what was done by @fer0n@lemmy.world in the past: https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/pull/1607

Here’s the requirements for adding to a build btw:

1. 1024x1024 PNG
2. No transparency
3. (Ideally) dark mode variant
4. Oh and let me know how to attribute it, like what handle you want for credit in the app icon page

I also recommend to use https://iosfeeds.com/tools/icon-preview to test on the home screen. I added your image above, and it looks like maybe it would show more detail if it was cropped/zoomed in a bit (similar to the main app icon)

Hahahaha

I might add… dark mode version too? 🤔

Which is ironic because the one way streets were created due to car traffic lmao

I don’t know what you are talking about 🤣

My issue issue is about how the title ‘facts are facts’ might mislead, especially on a topic like healthcare, which is already confusing for a lot of people.

Why not ditch the title, and use slides like:

• Slide 1: “Please help me, I’m dying!”
• Slide 2: “Of course, but first can you verify your billing address?”

I think the meme could give that impression to someone unfamiliar with U.S. healthcare, yes.

Hyperbole should be exaggerated beyond what a reasonable person thinks is possible. They shouldn’t mislead. So it’s not a hyperbole if some people might think that people in the US may be outright refused care if they are dying and don’t have insurance. Which is why I commented originally, to clarify that.

And have you ever heard of hyperbole? That is whats happening here?

The title is “facts are facts”… literally not a fact…

Anyone that shows up at the ER in America legally has to be accepted and stabilized before discharge. They will be sure to bill you though.

My local grocery store is being stocked with hand trucks and forklifts.

It may blow Americans minds but forklifts and hand trucks can travel half a block to a side street to unload if needed.

Do you have auto play gifs/videos turned off?