JackbyDev

Even Bluesky is limiting video uploads heavily. And it’s centralized. (As far as I understand.)

No, you’ve never been able to sign into different fediverse instances with your account (to my knowledge). You can interact with other instances through yours, yes, but you don’t go to the others and sign in.

If you see unflagged NSFW content just report it and say “unflagged NSFW content.” People on your instance and the community’s instance will get the report. This is nice so that even if your instance has more strict rules it can still handle the problem if the community’s instance doesn’t want to.

There might be, the Lemmy REST API is not super well documented.

It’s possible it’s non standard, I believe it is a Play Store policy to be able to report all forms of user generated content.

Dikestra

I see an option to report a user via their profile page in Jerboa.

Yeah, I don’t really care for micro blogging.

Unless two instances had the exact same set of servers they’re federated with then I wouldn’t expect any given content to have the same number of likes/comments/etc when viewed from different instances.

1. Anything can change while major version is zero
2. Technically, semver only tracks public API changes

https://youtu.be/S87sq7aqnQo?t=7m41s

Ahhhh, okay. I was expecting it to be under a user but it is attached to the post. That makes targeted harassment marginally more difficult but regardless, I definitely can see that it’s trivial to see the upvotes (favorites) and downvotes (reduces).

Whether or not this is “good” or “bad” I’m still undecided on, but you’ve officially convinced me that it is trivial to see exactly who voted (and how) on a post (or comment). You do not need to “set up an instance” like many people say.

All it will take is for folks to look and see you voted in something and they won’t see the context or will misunderstand your intentions and they’ll ban you. This shit happened back on Reddit too and it sucked. They’d blanket ban people who interacted in a community without looking at what you actually did.

Sill waiting for someone to show me how to see what someone up votes and down votes on Lemmy through a pre-existing Mbin or Mastodon instance. That’s really been the only convincing argument to make them public that I’ve heard. (That convinces me, I mean.) But nobody has shown it is possible through fedia.io for example. I tried but couldn’t see it, but it’s possible I was looking in the wrong place.

It’s on mbin’s post/comment under more > activity. Not under a user’s profile.

why ban them?

They were describing someone who downvoted everything seconds within the post arriving.

Please be vocal about this because I’ve seen two people say they didn’t see this behavior. ❤️

Barring setting up an instance or viewing through mbin, I don’t think mods can see them. Only admins.

Could be.

Edit: Even after logging in I see the same view.

I don’t view it as a problem in the same way I don’t view messages not being end to end encrypted as a problem. I assume admins can see everything.

No, I just don’t see how setting up an entire instance being a good argument. As others have suggested you can check it from mbin right now. I couldn’t find it though. If that’s the case then my opinion changes.