Nobody in the replies mentioned it, but you could easily sign up to an instance that federates with both .ml and .world.
Will automated account migration be the next big feature?
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Nobody in the replies mentioned it, but you could easily sign up to an instance that federates with both .ml and .world.
Will automated account migration be the next big feature?
Are people actually that serious about defederating from Lemmy.ml?
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What’s LW’s reason for staying on 18.5? Is it client compatibility? Not looking to grab pitchforks, genuinely curious.
Edit: Nvm, from https://lemmy.ml/post/11122503:
We do not have a hard date set for when we will be upgrading as of yet, as we have about 7 associated task items that go along with this upgrade for things we need to double-check and confirm there will be no breakage.
Wish they would go into more detail, but ya
Nutomic said in another comment:
Yes once we reach 1.0 there will be way fewer breaking changes and then it will be easier to do more frequent releases.
So maybe that?
I’ve seen projects shed significant numbers of contributors by moving off GitHub. RIP
So many apps die before getting any users. For Lemmy however, when was the first time you really thought “Damn, this thing really might actually take off”?
What are some cool “Lemmy Adjacent” projects you know of and want to share? (Things like LemmySchedule or Toast.ooo’s Canvas)
What’s coming in the Lemmy 0.20 release?
Not a question, just wanted to let you know I how much we appreciate and love you all for making Lemmy happen 🥰🥰
What other ideas do you have to increasing funding for Lemmy development?
First, I want to say thank you for the incredible job you already have done in this area. However, do you have any thoughts on further improving some fundamental Lemmy UX painpoints? Examples such as:
It also doesn’t have historical data on i.e. how much NLNet contributed (which iirc, was a lot*)
*(a lot in terms of donations - Lemmy devs are living below poverty line. Please donate)
Back when the first Reddit exodus happened, there was a group heavily DDOSing many of the popular Lemmy instances. While it was a great opportunity to optimize Lemmy, did you ever find out who that attacker was?
How do you feel about extreme right-wing instances like the late Wolfballs using Lemmy to promote and spread hate?
A long time ago, @[email protected] made Jerboa as an Android Native client for Lemmy as an alternative to Boost for Reddit. How happy are you that the OG Boost developer came and made a Lemmy client?
Any words for Zuck and Threads?
Has Lemmy.ml been contacted by law enforcement yet to hand over user data? If yes, when was it, and what did you hand over?
Regarding server architecture - How many users can the Lemmy network, or the fediverse as a total scale to, assuming the average person posts once per day and reads ~50 comments/posts a day?
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