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[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 1 year ago

There's https://redditle.com/ if you just want reddit results. I've had it bookamrked and find it pretty useful.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Hey the image uploading at the backend of lemmy is a bit borked right now, restarting the server fixes it for a while so we restart our instance 5 times a day but it can still cause error sometimes, only thing right now you can do is try after a while, or use an image hosting site and post through there (for posts)

We are trying to find a permanent solution to this, sorry for the inconvenience.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

welcome. On the side bar on the right there is a pencil button which you can click to edit the community and icon, banners and description.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 9 points 1 year ago

Top of all time post on lemmy is now about beans.

this is the post: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/559757

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 1 points 1 year ago

Sounds straight from a black mirror episode.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 4 points 1 year ago

That's a good question, I'll update the post with it an answer to it as well.

On liftoff, assuming you have signed in, at the very top you should see local@lemmy.fmhy.ml. if you click on it, you should see a drop down with instance names and 3 options of subscribed, local and all for each.

Subscribed would show you the feed with the communities you've subscried to, local will show you content from the communities hosted on your home instance, and all will show you every post from every instance we are federated with. That's basically the r/all equaivalent of lemmy and what you should browse to interact with other instances.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 1 year ago

No, they are corrrect, I guess I should have added this part in the post too. The way federation works on lemmy is only after someone searches and subcribes to a community for the first time from another instance, only then is the information about an instance fetched.

This is done this way to prevent flooding and overloading the local instance with every single other instance at once (and to not waste bandwidth connecing with spam intances). So if you set up your own personal instance, you'll need to search interesting communities once yourself to view them later (or set up a script to do something like it).

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 1 points 1 year ago

Oops my bad, I'll update the post

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 1 year ago

huh that's weird it seems like lemmy being buggy, clicking the link worked for me.

Anyway here's a direct link: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/133647

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Interesting thanks for linking it. I was under the impression that both platforms couldnt see each other yet. I'll edit the post.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago

There are many ways, best would be to either create a pull request on github or join us on our revolt instance.

You can create a post here toom but once (if) the community becomes more active it might get buried in other posts.

[–] zinklog@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 1 year ago

Sorry this is something happening on our instance for a while. Restarting the server fixed it for a while, so we do that 5 times a day, but obviously that's not the ideal solution. We are trying to find a permanent fix for this, sorry for the inconvenience.

 

Someone has started a community curated list of subreddits that have made a Lemmy or Kbin Instance.

This will help people discover their niche commuities while also preventing fragmentation.

You can also contribute here

 

I know people are confused about how fediverse works and how to use it. This is an attempt to compile a list of beginner's guides made by some amazing people on this topic.

I will update this list if any new guide is made so you can save this post for later. Also, if anyone has any good guide to add post it in the comments and I'll add it here.

 

Try to visit other instances and search their interesting communities on your own instance so there is a better federation among all instances.

Subscribing to as many communities as you can would help grow your instance much better.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/11661

With a fresh new start we have the power to enforce some unspoken etiquettes on the site in the hopes of a better platform than Reddit.

One great feature I see no one talking about is that we can write our own text when posting links, which is extremely useful for communities that mostly link articles. A lot of the political and tech related articles are mostly fluff, filled with jargon and clickbait only to have a one line news at the end of it all.

We should try to make it a habit to write the main point(s) that the article is making to avoid misinformation and ragebait titles. Ideally, a post without any text backing the article would become a red flag that it's posted by some bot or mass spammer, and would not be floated to the front page.

Interested to hear what the rest of the Lemmy community thinks!

 

With a fresh new start we have the power to enforce some unspoken etiquettes on the site in the hopes of a better platform than Reddit.

One great feature I see no one talking about is that we can write our own text when posting links, which is extremely useful for communities that mostly link articles. A lot of the political and tech related articles are mostly fluff, filled with jargon and clickbait only to have a one line news at the end of it all.

We should try to make it a habit to write the main point(s) that the article is making to avoid misinformation and ragebait titles. Ideally, a post without any text backing the article would become a red flag that it's posted by some bot or mass spammer, and would not be floated to the front page.

Interested to hear what the rest of the Lemmy community thinks!

 

Unlike the subreddit, we want to create a much more free flowing discussion about the wiki and piracy here, and people are welcome to make posts about getting help or discussing any specific site as well.

To get the ball rolling, is there anything you wish to see improved in the wiki or suggest adding some sites?

 

The way Lemmy works right now is you search a community in your instance for it to then get shown, so you need to first discover that community from elsewhere. With that in mind, what are some growing communities that you discovered that could get some more love?

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