The stability promises of #Debian stable are that packages will only receive fixes for security or major breakages, and not major changes.
It is not a firehose of new upstream versions, but a trickle of small fixes.
So on the #MNTReform not much different from any other Debian stable system.
That said, I have decades of experience with Debian, so not sure I am the best advocate for someone less familiar!
I did create my own custom barebones image, for example...
@michelle
<q> does a few things:
It localizes the marks, it will use the marks that fit the `lang` set on a parent element. Add `lang="fr"` to see how the appearance of <q> changes.
It automatically makes quotation marks "curly" instead of straight. Your article appears to have curly quotes in the text but my guess is something did that formatting for you, you didn't use an arcane key combination to type open quote, close quote characters. <q> uses pseudo-elements to add the right characters.
Because the curly quote characters aren't a part of the text, they don't get mangled by encoding mismatches (e.g. Unicode vs. Latin-1).
In languages that use them, it automatically alternates between double quote (") and single quote (') marks for nested quotations; outermost is double, next quote in is single, then inside that is double, and so on.
Many good apps on Android just doesn't work properly anymore as I use Termux as a prime example and it's now a shell thanks to OS changes.
It's why sometimes I do miss older versions.
I introduced a change to Soapbox that made use of API already introduced to Pleroma by lain 3 years ago. Alex did want to accept my changes.
It doesn’t break compatibility. Several fediverse projects like Hubzilla, Friendica or Smithereen behave in a similar way and no one complained about it
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