AnonymousLlama

I’d like to highlight that there’s been a recent PR that’s added the licensing to several files

https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/1006

Actually had to re-read old mates comment above us to see if I was missing satire / sarcasm. Like no way anyone legitimately thinks like this? 🤯

Probably putting out another strawman argument to make the situation much worse than it actually it. Making it go from a scenario where licensing wasn’t followed correctly to a proposed new outrage where hard work from stolen from a trans person. Pathetic

You’re getting downvoted because you’re spouting rubbish without actually providing any evidence, not because people are “transphobic”.

Not every unfortunate action that happens to trans people can be attributed to people being “transphobic”, like it’s a coordinated attack

Yeah while I can understand why OP would be grumpy, their replies are coming off pretty poorly

I can’t speak for the other contributors but there’s been almost 1000 tickets in the space of 2-3 months. I’ve been fairly busy fixing bugs and trying to improve the UI. I’ve flagged it to ernest and hopefully this gets resolved soon so we can keep everyone happy 🦙

I’ve raised this in the matrix chat and have flagged this again to Ernest. I know initially about 2 months ago when the exodus happened that he was scrambling around trying to keep the server running as everyone joined.

Over the last few weeks he’s be busy with a flood of PRs with either fixes, new features or support for the upcoming API integration.

I had no idea this ticket existed (mostly because there’s been almost 1000 tickets submitted and I’ve been working on improvements)

Hopefully he can have a look at this and fix these issues soon, I seriously don’t think this was done maliciously, but I’ll do what I can to raise it (I have minimal exposure to open source licensing so I don’t want to touch these files myself)

Always great to see more people / groups joining 🦙

Cheers for the link. Easy follow

Aw yus meats 🥩🥩🥩

Looks great!

Never seen anything like this :o hopefully the rest of the chicken is also being used 🐔

A few others have commented below, but from a top level perspective I’d argue that taking a relatively small platform like the fediverse and smushing it with Facebooks user base would dilute the community / environment.

If meta federates with everyone, it’ll be a huge uplift in quantity as new people start posting, but the quality I feel would be impacted.

I imagine it would be like pouring a small cup of liquid and a big container of liquid into the same bowl, one would definitely dilute the other.

Yeah this isn’t great to hear. If they’re keen on taking pushing content outwards to kbin but not accepting incoming content, that’s not really good enough.

If they’re doing something shifty like that, how do we even know kbin users comments are even being recorded (and seen on that Lemmy instance)

What’s the overarching issue here? Those admins are just being dicks?

Been using Open RCT2 for years. The updated resolution support and scaling is a killer feature, you can play it at 4K perfectly.

The project also added new features and QOL improvements too (giving rollercoaster alternative modes where in the original it could only do XYZ)

Wouldn’t be able to go back to the original now that I’ve tried Open RCT2

Exactly, at the start of the growth phase for new sites, people want things to look stable. Seeing drama from Z site because Y site disconnected from them can look pretty unappealing

People also need to be mindful that the concept of the fediverse isn’t a simple one, not to the majority of people who use Reddit / other sites. We want to try and streamline the process of searching for, signing up to and contributing to content, at least if we want these platforms to continue to grow.

We don’t need the 400+ million that Reddit has but having more interested users will help generate more content / engagement

Yeah I think that was what OP was talking about. Subscribing to all these feeds and then going to a single URL (/technology) that acts like an group, getting all of the posts that are grouped by the various magazines they’ve subscribed to.

From a user stand point right now you have your home page feed (with everything in it) or you can go to your subscription page and select a subscription to see all the posts, having about view where you can see all your related content sounds super handy.

I’d say for the majority of people who are coming here from Reddit, the concept of federated servers and looking for duplicates would be a pain. I think most people who come to a site like kbin search to see if there’s a local community and if not would want to create it.

Admins I’d assume would be able to search connected other sites to see if a community exists elsewhere, but that sounds like it puts more work on them when they’re busy with PRs and infrastructure work.

I’ve got no idea about what the best approach is, but it needs to be somewhat simple it we want people to join and stick around I feel.

One of those ideas that seem good on paper, until it’s actually put in practice and you see how dogshit it is.