I assumed the first one was lotide, I didn’t know about streams, interesting: https://codeberg.org/streams/streams
And very good explanation in https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/display/2add7e0c-fab9-4bea-8887-0e6296f0f453 indeed
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I assumed the first one was lotide, I didn’t know about streams, interesting: https://codeberg.org/streams/streams
And very good explanation in https://hub.netzgemeinde.eu/display/2add7e0c-fab9-4bea-8887-0e6296f0f453 indeed
Jumping in as I discussed this with @[email protected], he told me the main issues preventing LW to update where
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/2629 which isn’t going to be released until 0.19.6, which breaks modlog filtering by moderator
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4693 is an issue that we might have to run a custom patch for to at least revert this for admins, although that would still harm mod experience then if we only implement an exception for admins
If a moderator is from a different instance, can they effectively moderate? So isn’t it a problem if all moderators would be from different instances?
Reports are still not federated
Yes, I haven’t had any issue moderating things from communick.news, even on communities that are not here.
Reports still do not federate, that’s the main issue with federated moderation
You can also use https://quiblr.com/
More details here: https://quiblr.com/understanding_your_private_personalized_feed
Should an admin jump in?
We launched some threads dedicated to specific topics last month, you should find some communities that are interesting to you
No worries, thanks for clarifying!
I mean I’m hosting my own instance there.
Hello,
I’m curious, this is a personal PDS, so other people cannot register on it, right?
Yeah I don’t get why people are so judgy towards it here on lemmy.
The current state of Twitter probably makes people here very cautious about anything that might look similar to pre-Musk Twitter without any mechanism preventing such a scenario to happen again.
Yes but they have communities within their instance. With ATProto everything is published to the protocol so there’s no inherent internal community, the instance is just the infrastructure at that point, not a community.
Ah, thank you for this. Indeed paying for infrastructure without any real community feeling isn’t really attractive.
Sure people can do it but why would the host pay hosting fees?
Fediverse admins pay fees for their instances. BlueSky requiring such high fees to run your own instance seems just a hidden way to prevent people from actually creating federated instances.
If Bluesky went down a path of introducing advertisements or became a pile of shit then there’s true incentive to host your own independent PDS/Relay/App View.
So if tomorrow Elon Musk buys BlueSky, the only alternative for people to keep using the AT Protocol and stay federated with BlueSky without being under Musk’s control would be to be running that very expensive relay?
Usually it’s just a meme or a funny video
You should try learning German to have an additional daily supply of memes
They are based in Canada, so it’s still quite early for them
Pinging @[email protected] @[email protected] and @[email protected] as well
It’s so frustrating when relatives share content with you and it’s locked being an account wall
I’ve mentioned being a Windows user for gaming several times, never had any issue
Probably depends on the community
We can have promotion threads to specific shows communities on [email protected], but indeed having to ask everyone to sub to a specific community for a show might be difficult
On the other hand, Firefish have successors in Sharkey and IceShrimp
Kbin has mbin.