The verify email link doesn’t work and when I try to use 3rd party apps, I get an email not verified error. I’m not sure how to reach support for this. Also, the only way to log in is to reset my password. It’s so frustrating.
I’m using Google Chrome (up-to-date), on lemmy.world if that helps. I’d like to make a community but when I fill out the information and click the create button it does nothing. No loading icon, no error message. I thought maybe its just being slow so I let it sit there for 10 minutes and still nothing. Am I doing something...
There are unfortunately some subreddits which are still the best place to find timely info about certain topics - for example video game subs run by the developers of the game. Lemmit is a way to subscribe to those while not giving Reddit any more “engagement” or ad views....
I am using Liftoff. Not sure if it’s an app issue or what but when I select an image to upload from my phone gallery it’s turned sideways when it’s posted. Is there a way to reorient the image? Or am I better off just uploading to imgur and linking the post? I like how easy and quick the file uploaded is here though.
The server returned this error: rate_limit_error. This may be useful for admins and developers to diagnose and fix the error...
I’m mostly concerned about lemmy.world/c/newhampshire because I’m from there, but they’re on a range of location and interest communities. Where’s the line for community mod-squatting?
Just wondering if there’s a limit as to how many communities one person can moderate? One of the problems with Reddit was that there are several moderators who run way too many of the popular subs. There really should be a limit as to how many subs one person can moderate, maybe 3 to 5, in my humble opinion. Wondering if there...
tl;dr: This concerns the account I’m writing this from. I logged in on my PC (Windows 10, Vivaldi browser) with “Password reset” a few days ago and I stay logged in, but I cannot log in through apps or on mobile, Liftoff says my email is not verified....
I’m still a Lemmy noob myself but I wanted to give a few tips/hints to make using Lemmy/kbin/fediverse easier....
Title pretty self explainatory. My password manager added a space to the end of my username that made the login and signup pages hang when I submitted. Removed the space and they worked again
I’m still fairly new to Lemmy, so I’m trying to better understand it.
I have been trying to subscribe to the lemmy.ml asklemmy community at lemmy.ml which has around 21k+ subscribers. however by searching !asklemmy it points me to a community with same name but only 6k+ subscribers. Are they actually the same thing? Thanks
I’ve been getting most of the mod related messages in one of the communities I moderate since I’m the one listed first. However, I would prefer that all moderators receive the message and any replies rather than just me....
As per this post, it seems Lemmy World is having federation issues. I’ve had some of my posts and comments get suspiciously low response, so I’ve looked into it and it turns out that many of them aren’t showing on other instances....
I’m noticing that new posts, comments and especially updates to posts and comments and votes are not pushed to the origin of communities which lemmy.world users have subscribed to. Or at least it takes many (>> 10) hours....
None of these “trending” communities have any posts: https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/1b32b876-77cd-487a-a79e-bd76da4bbe52.png...
Hi, it looks like my community at lemmy.world/c/[email protected] is affected by this issue github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3256...
EDIT 2: Ruud has posted some guidelines for community moderation...
Questions and issues can be posted in this community.
You had hexbear dragging you along for years and improving the codebase and you can’t even get this shit right?
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