MentalEdge

There is no “unflagged”. “Undetermined” works exactly as if it was just another language, to the point that if a community doesn’t have it allowed, you cannot make posts or comments that are “undetermined”.

Which they shouldn’t, because then content might not get correctly tagged. Because, again, “undetermined” is just another language and can prevent people from seeing content in the same way.

When you don’t select a language when posting or commenting, the lemmy server picks for you, based on how the community is set. When configured correctly, your posts will automatically get tagged with the right language.

If not, then the community mods have not set things up correctly.

Can someone help me how to set it up that comments I write are kept in “undetermined”?

You do not want this. The language flags exist for a reason, and provided the community you are posting/commenting in is configured correctly, things should work right on their own.

This is because “default” is determined by the languages set for the community you are posting/commenting in, not your account. (Though some clients have had trouble respecting this).

If “undetermined” was your default, but that weren’t enabled for the community, the comment/post wouldn’t go through. Clients that don’t respect this run into errors when users try to post or comment. Hence, unless you manually set the language of your post/comment, what it ends up as depends on where you are posting/commenting.

It’s not something you can configure as a user (unless you mod a community).

It’s worth noting that you can select multiple languages in your account settings, to make sure you’ll see any and all relevant content.

Additonally, if you post everything with “undetermined” that still means that people who don’t have that “language” enabled, can’t see your content. It’s not a “everyone will see this” setting.

Also, you’re digressing.

I merely consider it necessary to function in modern society, and hence a service a government might conceivably provide.

You really like making assumptions about what I mean, and twisting my words, huh?

You classify email and internet search as non-essential?

And what does how they are classified have to do with the ability/inability of government to provide them in a sufficient manner?

You claimed something that HAS HAPPENED, could not. There’s no comeback here for you to find.

Those are some pretty specific additional qualifiers. Did I hit a nerve?

I’m responsing to someone claiming governments inherently cannot be good providers of essential services, which is patently untrue.

The nordics are home to numerous government institutions, providing a variety of services that are perfectly satisfactory, and often excellent.

Are you claiming that email or search engines not being among them today, means the rest mean nothing, or that they never will be?

If the current services are anything to go by, those things getting added to the list, will be fucking great.

I live in the nordics, would you like a list?

I think it’s fine.

The first party device has existed over a year now, proved its worth, and become more widely understood by gamers.

Android suffers from fragmentation, sure, but it being used by a variety of manufacturers hasn’t stopped people from understanding that android is android, and can do similar things whether you buy a phone/tablet for 200 bucks, or 2000.