Sounds a lot like how Lemmy communities show up on Mastodon. Maybe one day we can have the reverse as well (Mastodon groups showing up as communities)
Sounds a lot like how Lemmy communities show up on Mastodon. Maybe one day we can have the reverse as well (Mastodon groups showing up as communities)
It’s funny how you can often tell a comment came from Mastodon because the way people type is just different somehow
I’m changing my diet (to have less meat, especially beef) because of climate change
I can easily separate them, but I choose not to when any money spent on the art still benefits the artist
Server performance is a big one, lemmy.world was really slow for a while because it was the biggest one
If you as user block an instance that doesn’t really solve the problem, Threads is still federated and getting your stuff, it’s just hidden from you
Is it more rational than only federating once they’ve proven that it’ll be fine? (instead of waiting for them to prove they’re not)
The @ thing is Threads, Facebook’s Twitter clone
This is awesome! Hopefully it’ll help spread the load among instances. Definitely going to use this to see which instance to move to (and which to avoid)
Ironically, the trouble you’re having with subscribing is because you’re on Kbin. On Lemmy you can just click the links in the post
There’s already a tool for moving over the subscriptions: https://github.com/wescode/lemmy_migrate
what action can it enforce beyond banning or blocking?
Defederation, that’s one of the key concepts of the fediverse
Has this ever happened? From what I can tell asking people to fix their issues is the first step, and defederation only happens when they can’t/won’t fix them yet
why does everyone want to own the libs
as an open source developer i own multiple libs
i would happily pay people to take them from me
you do not want to own libs. its so much work
Maybe one day these Twitter links will be replaced by Mastodon cross-posts
It’s still accessible but new comments/votes won’t go through properly anymore