I usually browse Lemmy hot and just block any communities I don’t find interesting. As I understand it, the blocking seems to be done by your instance. So is there a maximum number of communities a user can block on the instance side? And what is it?...
Can a admin delete every community and its posts from an instance on its end? For example, if a instance that was federated to your instance goes offline forever and is not going back online, can the admin delete all communities and posts from that instance that is federated to your instance?
I’m not going to sit here and pretend that reddit doesn’t have some great features, this being one of my favorites....
I’ve been informed that I’m not the only one that has been unable to see the context of the discussions I’ve been participating in - it pretty much makes having anything other than the most basic conversations impossible. Does anyone know if there has been some progress on this front?
When I go to a community page (not signed in) I see thousands of subscribers, but when I access the community from within my account, I am shown dramatically less subscribers. I am a new convert from Reddit and don’t understand what is going on....
The instance I’m on just did the update and this comment highlighting is really throwing me off. It’s super glaring and unpleasant imo and I’d really appreciate the ability to turn it off. I’ve looked around a bit but haven’t found anything myself. Am I missing something?
I have “show read posts” unchecked, so I shouldn’t see them. I can still see them. I didn’t see them yesterday, when lemm.ee was 0.18. I do see them today after 0.19 update. I’ve toggled it on, saved, then off, saved. Still seeing read posts.
Since the new version was deployed to lemmy.ml which allows blocking instances I tried to block an instance....
If you’re like me, you would join one Lemmy instance, and then join a community by one of the following ways,...
follow up from: lemm.ee/post/9562431...
I’m working on an idea to improve comment sorting and I need to be able to get Lemmy running from source so I can implement and test it....
I posted this:...
I’ve seen posted elsewhere that instance admins have the ability to remove communities from their instance with a “purge community” button. I can’t find this, can someone post a screenshot/guide on where the option is?...
So I know we can format a link to a specific community to open in the user’s instance. For example...
I’m trying to figure out how to pull posts that I have saved into my RSS reader. I grabbed the RSS link from the saved posts page of my profile and added it to my RSS reader but nothing comes across except for my actual posts. I can’t seem to figure it out and feel I’m missing something completely obvious as it can’t be...
And in a similar vein, does the “Hot” sort type still cause issues as noted in some older posts?...
On futurology.today ( !futurology ) - our main community is futurology.today/c/futurology...
I also have an account on another instance. The sole admin hasn’t been heard of for three weeks. There don’t seem to have been any mod actions for a month and the instance hasn’t been updated to the latest version....
I just want this for me and my friends, but curl “https://lemmy.ml/api/v3/[email protected]&sort=New” just gives {“error”:“couldnt_find_post”}. Anything I’m doing wrong?
I am trying to figure out how people can subscribe to a Lemmy community or Lemmy thread?...
cross-posted from: lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/1699039...
This is probably a dumb question, but I’m still figuring this all out. How do I subscribe to a small community that I found in the community browser but cannot get in search?...
Hello again everybody!...
