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24 minutes agoBlaze (he/him)
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Cake day: August 9th, 2023
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something like turning off old.reddit.
One day…
1·42 minutes agoYourself included:
https://lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&actionType=All&userId=268381
What are we supposed to look at?
It had an impact, but is was limited thanks to the decentralized nature of the platform.
About the most robust and resilient instance, I’m not sure, monthly reports on [email protected] are pretty transparent and detailed. Other instances like sh.itjust.works have very high uptime as well.
The last point is a good one, hopefully with better mod tools we can deal with those situations better.
Maybe add the links in your bio?
Piefed has multicommunities and agregated comment views
https://piefed.zip/post/100161
All comments from 5 crossposts in a single view
A few options
- https://piefed.social/ - flagship instance
- https://piefed.zip/ - lemmy.zip team
- https://piefed.ca/ - lemmy.ca team
- https://feddit.online/
This is a community ban, not an instance one
No, lemmy.zip just geo blocked UK IP adresses, but the content is still available from other servers, no instance defederated.
0·17 hours agoPiefed offers that
4·22 hours agoFeeds don’t really completely solve fragmentation, as comments are still attached to a single community, and you don’t see them in a single view.
To completely solve fragmentation, you need a consolidated view of comments as well
https://piefed.zip/post/100161
All comments from 5 crossposts in a single view
2·22 hours agoExactly, it has feeds (so what your describe), that can be private or public
2·23 hours agoSeems like it’s back to normal https://reddthat.com/post/44840488
The Piefed web UI is similar to Lemmy. As usual, people have options
Piefed has more granular notifications. Voyager is also recently supported
1·24 hours agoTo be confirmed with @[email protected] , but I guess they meant that their comment helps by pointing to that instance.
Being able to recommend the flagship instance of the project is a difference with Lemmy
As a general comment, I suggest everyone interested in making the Fediverse grow to join those two communities
Nobody likes to shout into the void. The second one helps finding people to help you grow your communities.