I thought stuff like "Explain Like I'm Five" and "AMA" was proprietary to the community, or at least the Reddit community, not Reddit as a company.

I checked and I found at least those subreddit forum names were registered as trademarks.

• TODAY I LEARNED (TIL)
• SHOWERTHOUGHTS
• EXPLAIN LIKE I'M FIVE
• NOSLEEP
• AM I THE ASSHOLE?
• IAMA
• RPAN (actual subreddit name is R/PAN but they messed up the word mark for the registration I think.)
• ASK REDDIT (makes sense since this includes Reddit's name.)
• NATURE IS FUCKING LIT (I thought you couldn't register word marks with swearing but I guess I'm wrong. Must be only for offensive terms then...)
• ASK ME ANYTHING (yes somehow this "generic term" is a trademark now...")
• AMA
• ELI5

Also they have some trademark registration applications for WALLSTREETBETS that have not been finalized yet.

He was an interesting character with antenna back in the first movie and a memorable voice actor.

I just noticed this when I saw a strange "Achievement Unlocked" notification pop up on Reddit. What do you think of this? It seems like a retention tactic to me, like what Amino had with its streak leaderboards, and GameFAQs currently has with streak achievements for logging on ten days in a row and also for all days of a month.

What makes bats like bananas so much? Or is it just the humans' preferred treat for bats?

I was reminded about Bat Appreciation Day today thanks to this channel on YouTube.

What do you think of the upcoming TTRPG? I think it will be interesting to see as it is the first official Final Fantasy TTRPG to my knowledge. I'm not sure how Square Enix will translate the Final Fantasy related things into the TTRPG space, though I have seen several attempts at fan made Final Fantasy systems such as pathFinal Fantasy and Final Fantasy D20.

I saw the recent article about the Zinc-air battery and about a year ago I've heard of a solid state battery technology. It got me interested in thinking that there might be a battery made in the future that could be made exclusively from resources that can be grown or renewed. How many years do you think we're off from getting that kind of battery invented?

Federation didn't work properly for the original post - this is a repost.

My favorite is Drifblim. I remember how mysterious it felt having Drifloon be only catchable on Fridays in the original Diamond and Pearl versions. It made breeding for their eggs more exciting than the regular kind of Pokémon. Also it’s a living balloon which I like.

I like Mandibuzz a lot - it wears bones as clothing.

The world gives a nice vertical element to Kingdom Hearts, even if Sora seems a little slower than normal. The ocean world breaks up the style of gameplay enough to give a new and interesting gameplay. But it seems like people don't like it much, why is that?

Unfortunately a lot of Reddit communities have not transferred over to Lemmy so I have to use Reddit logged out. But now the comments aren't loading anymore...