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a based cakeday for a based dev
a based cakeday for a based dev
I respect the effort you put into this, but I’d think this would be more appropriate as a feature integrated into Lemmy itself.
I understand adding features to Lemmy itself takes time and more effort and this is the best compromise we have right now, but having people constantly tagging bots and bots replying to them are kinda annoying, and that’s one of the things I hated Reddit for.
Would it be possible for you to make it so the bot replies to the person in their DMs, not as a comment to the person in the post? It’d get rid of at least some of the bot clutter.
check your firewall/reverse proxy settings maybe
yeah I guess.
wdym it’s not decentralised? do you mean the development is centralised?
I picked this instance because the name wasn’t too serious and at the time, it was similarly popular as .world.
I’m really happy I chose shit because world became too popular in my opinion, and the admin here is pretty cool
if you’re deleting your Reddit account, you should make your past content all garbage by using Powerdeletesuite
decentralisation
It should, deleting on Lemmy edits the content to something like “removed”, so it should federate
that’s actually a nice idea, but it doesn’t work with infinite scroll clients
that actually sounds like a good way to call them
it’s just growing pains bound to happen with a project of this size by such a small team.
sure, I’ll have a look at it tomorrow. what issues in particular?
this is how it is in Infinity and it’s how i like it
that’s cool, never heard of such a genre