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YSK how we can bring more users to Lemmy
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More polished apps and more fleshed out features. Lemmy has potential, but there are so many quirks right now it's like a chore to actually utilize.
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YSK how we can bring more users to Lemmy
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More polished apps and more fleshed out features. Lemmy has potential, but there are so many quirks right now it's like a chore to actually utilize.
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Was the lemmyverse/threadiverse aware that Mastodon has been convulsed for the past 2 days?
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Admin decided defederation is the reason I left beehaw (and by extension didn't go to lemmy.world/shitjustworks.) I get why they did it, but it was alienating in that it took away my choice to interact in communities on both sides so I had to choose a neutral instance (and eventually ended up on kbin anyway.)
Having said that, I've seen references to a mass defederation of Gab which I am less upset about.
The difference with Facebook though is they will likely bring a ton of users and having your instance defederate by default doesn't really impact a massive company coming in like it did with Gab.
I'll be interested to see what, of anything, shakes out from this.
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/kbin - preview of upcoming changes
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Yes! Collapsible comments is my most painful missing feature.
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Why we need to move on from kbin.social
I fully intend to self host once the software matures a bit, so there's that. Hopefully that comes sooner rather than later.
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Protect. Moderate. Purge. Your. Sever.
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Wait what's the difference between the suggested auto block and you historically blocking instances without applications? Is there other criteria you use to determine the block?
Not saying I know the answer, just curious.
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Sync for Lemmy signup is now open
This is probably my most anticipated app release ever lmao
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Can't wait to buy pro again!
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One time payment to remove ads then eventually they added a bigger monthly/annual subscription called Ultra which had some neat, non essential, perks