

I cross-posted it https://programming.dev/post/9764604
cool community
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I cross-posted it https://programming.dev/post/9764604
cool community
the Mastodon user has to do an @ tag for the community in their toot, so if @community@instance.com is in their toot then it’ll show up on that Lemmy community
0.19.3 has been out for a while now and even the more conservative instances (like programming.dev) who like to wait and see for updates, already updated to it a while ago. I follow the progress pretty closely and 0.19.3 seems to be better than 0.19.2 in every way, no new bugs. I think wait and see is a good approach, but 0.19.3 seems like it has surpassed 0.18.5 as the most stable version.
Is it this issue fixed in 0.19.3?
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4383
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/4384
0.19.3 is a good upgrade
https://lemmy.ml/post/10890295
Or maybe your instance needs a restart, I think that was a bug in 0.19.2 but should be fixed in 0.19.3 as well? Where the federation queue would get stuck
r/Android has their Lemmy link in their sidebar, and they’re one of the most successful Reddit->Lemmy transitions we’ve seen so far
I’ve been enjoying Boost lately
this colorful icon is the fedilink, the original URL of the post/comment
I think this is a pretty big problem with how people are using Lemmy in general
https://lemmyverse.net/communities shows 27,726 communities
https://join-lemmy.org/instances says Lemmy has 42.2k monthly active users (as of v0.19.0 that’s including people who only vote and don’t post/comment)
I just think that’s way too many communities to be sustainable, people jumped on Lemmy and tried to create a community to match every subreddit, and then they did it on multiple different instances too.
I’m not sure how to improve this. You could delete communities but then you lose post history and subscribers. You could close communities and make a pinned post, but then they clutter search results and they definitely look dead, because they are. There could maybe be a new Lemmy feature added to merge a community into another one (moving the posts over and then deleting the old community) but that would have complications with subscribers on other instances.
I’m surprised they’re still on 0.18.4. They made that big post complaining about moderation actions not federating, then the 0.18.5 hotfix came out and the only change was that fix, and they never updated anyways? I even put a comment on their post to let them know the hotfix for their issue. There’s no database changes, it’s the simplest update.
Drop the permaurl/fedilink into your own instance’s search box. Note that you have to be logged in when searching for remote content otherwise it’ll silently find nothing, probably to avoid abuse of server resources.
Related minor issue https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/2160
And pull request with the fix https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/2344 (give a thumbs up or comment if you want to see this fix accepted)
Basically if the colorful fedilink icon is not there then you can just copy the URL from your address bar cause you’re already on the local post. Posts are local to the instance of the poster, not the instance of the community.
Here’s a couple of feature requests filed for improving the core issue: (give them thumbs ups)
I believe it’s just cosmetic but it does need to be fixed
You’re framing it as if this is a bad thing that Lemmy can only see some of the agupe content, but wait until you see how much content non federated platforms can see from each other! I really don’t see how some content is worse than none, if you really want all of it then make an account over there like every other social network in the past requires you to browse on their site/app. It’ll probably improve over time but it really sounds like you’re upset that it already sometimes works instead of not at all.
Yeah this game is amazing and barely anyone has played it
is the issue public knowledge? I haven’t seen any talk of new bugs in 0.19.3
I’m surprised there was no issue filed for this already, maybe I just failed to find it, but I made a new issue
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4412
if anyone wants to give it a thumbs up reaction then the devs will know to prioritize it, and if you have any ideas you could leave a comment there
Edit: that was somewhat a duplicate of this issue
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2951
Give that one a thumbs up
that was fixed, I think in v0.19.0, but your instance hasn’t updated yet
Loving the view cross posts, and creating cross posts too I gotta try that