Thunder does, but the body text is not automatically copied like in the web interface.
Thunder does, but the body text is not automatically copied like in the web interface.
i have tagged all the extra links it offered
Is this in the app settings or the device settings?
Instance agnostic post and comment links need to be implemented as well, and would address the underlying challenge in “opening a post in another instance”.
Not sure why you are downvoted +4/-5. Your reply was perfect.
Would there be some way to have the algorithms localized to the user (or instance)? If data needs to be compared between users, would there be some way to anonymize the data first?
I’m not a fan of short form videos at all, but it’s cool that exists for those who do
Same. I dip in occasionally, but much prefer long-form (and landscape) videos. Always happy to see more fediverse projects though.
Thank you, u/cum, for your thoughtful insight.
I don’t think we should be wishing for the demise of the largest Lemmy instance. However, I definitely agree that focusing resources towards growing small and medium sized instances is good for the fediverse.
I’m here to argue!
No you aren’t! :)
It’s my passtime
Also, it’s spelled “pastime”.
Gonna be honest, a lot of times I feel like I don’t belong here, I’m still figuring things out.
I left reddit when they fucked over Joey (my preferred reddit app)
Are you me? I thought I was relatively tech-savvy, and then I moved to Lemmy. Also, Joey was the best.
Edit: Doesn’t exist. Someone needs to start this.
And as far as I know, lemmy.ml has no affiliation with Mali whatsoever.
It would be cool to have some Lemmy servers from some more obscure countries, like, I don’t know, Mali, or something. Do they have any interesting top level domain names?
Very well put.
Definitely a good sublemmy, along with !goodnewseveryone@sh.itjust.works, !goodnews@kbin.social, and !optimistsunite@reddthat.com.
I think OP is looking for instances though, not just sublemmies.
I also have some concerns over the recommmendation to block, which I voiced in the original thread. If I block a problematic user, I can no longer help by reporting their posts in the future.
Ah, the glamourous one. I think I was on Vla 1. Such a fun piece! Did you ever get the chance to perform it?
But what about future posts from the same account? If I’ve blocked the account, I can’t report posts I don’t see.
We’re not! :)
I’m on sh.itjust.works, others might be on lemm.ee, lemmy.zip, feddit.uk, etc., but we can all interact with each other. That’s one of the benefits of the fediverse.