It is so amazingly awesome that you did this!!!

Also, the reason the space makes such a big difference is that
“rm -rf ./myfolder” means “remove everything in the specific sub folder named myfolder” whereas
“rm -rf . /myfolder” means “remove the current folder and everything under it, as well as a root folder named myfolder”. Big difference.

Not something you want to do unless you’re REALLY sure!

Except for “rm -rf”. I do know that one. It means remove *everything* in this folder and below, including sub folders, and bypass all warnings.

Julie, I don’t even know what the commands are that they are talking about

No, that’s not it. Someone was posting the same thing over and over every few minutes so I assume it’s a bot.

I tried looking again and there it was! Thank you!!

Thanks, Julie! I will look again — I thought I didn’t see the option there but I must have missed it.

Hi, Shiny Hippie! I’m pretty sure most of us are real!

Raia, the answer was provided to me by @stephenrodney.bsky.social. Basically he said it is in More Feeds on the right side of the screen. On an iPhone, it’s in Feeds which you can get to from the menu on the left.

Thank you!