Oops, I misremembered. OP said /r/fossdroid not /r/fdroid. Thanks!

https://mycroft.ai/blog/update-from-the-ceo-part-1/

https://community.mycroft.ai/t/faq-ovos-neon-and-the-future-of-the-mycroft-voice-assistant/13496

I don't see anything recent about a Mark III. What did you see?

@[email protected]

Provided you're using a caldav server (I use one from my email provider) any client that has full CalDAV support will work. Thunderbird comes to mind.

Oh I see, so that's by design... That list of instances is pretty long so I imagine an index of all their communities would be huge... and there's not separate "list of communities" and "posts within an instance" indices I assume? Is this something I should ask the lemmy devs about

OP, how old was this post? Now that the subreddit has gone private, that data isn't available.

requires one’s Facebook data for functionality

No, I've used it recently, doesn't require Facebook. At least in the US. It has the option to log in that way, sure, so do many services.

But otherwise you're right that it's a privacy nightmare.

I am not subscribed to [email protected], but that one doesn't show up in community search.

On Cyclofix, I see that it's a bike rental location (the key icon), its name such as "Sacramento Blvd & Fulton St"... but I don't see the brand name, which is pretty important if I want to know what website to give it.

I see that this location is titled "Bike repair/shop Let's Roast Cycles". The key is a fine icon for a bike rental spot, I think (I'm not seeing other bike racks/stands? why's that) but I feel every name should be preceded by a word or two saying what type of thing it is, such as "Divvy bike rental" or something.