変わりそうでも変わらないだろうか。。。

立憲民主党か自由民主党が他の野党らと力合わせ過半数を得られるかが現在の注目だ。この時点ではあり得ないことはないが、やっぱ国会は国民のために改善するのはむずかしいですな。

I think this idea is good. I remember seeing those domain names last year. At the time it seemed muddy and uncomfortable to me, since there was a whole scheme of Reddit ghost accounts posting, while I understood there were good intentions behind it, mirrored posts were flooding users’ All feed to the point I started blocking a bunch of subs, and many admins defederated.

If we can promote the community first approach where the domain is the space for discussion to be held and stored, with users connecting from across the Fediverse, this would be excellent, a good alternative to massive centralized Lemmy servers. Collective ownership would ensure preservation of content if one or more go offline.

Adding to my own comment:

Shoutout to all of you Lemmings and Fedizens for participating in this platform, and staying in our communities despite many features still early in development compared to established platforms. Thank you for that.

These funding milestones sound great! Very excited on future improvements.

Dessalines and Nutomic have done great jobs along with the rest of the Lemmy contributors. Adding Phiresky and Sunaurus to the development team is also very positive and I appreciate the diversification of origin instance in the team. This will be useful in the rare but totally understandable event that a part of the team may need to break for a while.

Multi-communities and post tags would be an absolute game changer if implemented.

I guess part of it is that each platform wants to be specific to the purpose of its own network/platform. Mastodon as a Twitter/Tumblr like microblog site, PixelFed like Instagram, Friendica like Facebook, so on and so forth. Align all terminology to one set of terms I think takes away from the uniqueness of each platform. If you want the truly neutral default cross-Fediverse term, then just use the one from the ActivityPub spec. That pleases every Fediverse platform equally, i.e. not at all.

Users = Actors. Upvote/Favourite/React = Like. Post/Note/Toot/Thread = Object. Happy? Didn’t think so.

When one network interacts on another, the target will do its best to translate your actions into the way it does things. That’s why Link posts from Mastodon appear so wonky in Lemmy, and you can only reply to Mastodon users who posted in a Lemmy community.

Add me to the “dunces on Lemmy” list if someone starts one!

I’m more partial to the pentagram/star ⛤🌟 shape of the current fediverse logo. It would be nice to have a monochrome and emoji form in unicode, just have the pentagram encased in a pentagon.

Redditでも日本人ユーザーは結構少なかった気がしたけど。にゅーそくRぐらいでしか日本語やり取りを見なかった、投稿頻度も一般のLemmyコミュニティ程度だったし。

頭にある問題は2つ:インターネットのどこでLemmyを宣伝、新しい参加者を招待すべきか？(5ch🤔、ミスキー、知恵袋？？英文/独文Redditが爆発したように一斉に日本人インターネット難民になる事件は未だにないようだ。)そして jlai.lu, feddit.de / feddit.org のように日本人向けの総合的サーバーがどう作って、自然に管理者意外の投稿を育成できるか？(始めに、サイト名がLemmy.jpとかだったら何とか分かりやすいだろう。)

ニュース意外の自由会話はLemmy全体にもっと必要なものですけど、AskLemmy/FediはMastodon/ミスキーなどでリブログされないと、勢いは出なさそう。

Hashtags just do not work currently in lemmy, as far as I can tell. There have been some work arounds over the months to automatically tag posts, and in Lemmy 0.19.14 there are apparently automatic tags based on the community name.

Mentions do work in the comments and don’t in the post title or body. I agree that they should work everywhere.

An idea I’ve been floating in my head is to refine the automatic hashtag idea to manual moderator assigned hashtags, which could then be filtered by Lemmy and other fediverse clients to better group Lemmy posts across communities. I’ve spent my spare time this week translating the Photon interface for Lemmy so I haven’t been able to think seriously about how to implement. Maybe I’ll check for existing noise in the issue log and make a new issue about it if it’s not there.

There are still commits being pushed to it in 2024, but a lot of the open issues are talking about errors that apparently were fixed but not provided in a release.

Yes, internally and also with a beta-stage Nextcloud Social app, but the builds appear to be out of date and not working that well with the latest Nextcloud installations.

https://nextcloud.com/blog/nextcloud-introduces-social-features-joins-the-fediverse/

https://github.com/nextcloud/social

Media

There is a new functionality for users to list all images they have previously uploaded, and delete them if desired. It also allows admins to view and delete images hosted on the local instance.

When uploading a new avatar or banner, the old one is automatically deleted.

Instance admins should also checkout lemmy-thumbnail-cleaner which can delete thumbnails for old posts, and free significant amounts of storage.

This is great news, and addresses what was until now a big shortcoming… a user had no way of managing uploaded images and admins had to crawl through the DB to manage or delete them.

Everyone on Masto/Fedi has been memeing about this since the start: Whatever platform Dorsey’s on becomes Twitter, lol.

Good luck to OOP on their experiment 🫡

As an example: If you have an account on kbin.social you can follow both [email protected] and [email protected], but these communities stay separate. This often leads to duplicate posts, and splintered communities. What NodeBB and Discourse have done is equivalent to if [email protected] and [email protected] could follow each other, so a post in one of the communities would show up in the other community.

That’s a neat feature! I think community aggregation in this sort of way is a positive and it could be useful for lemmy as well.

Internet ecosystem is a great term, it was put well in an article someone shared on slrpnk: https://slrpnk.net/post/8711732

Their federation protocol was called ActivityTrack, which is different than ActivityPub that much of the Fediverse uses. There were some efforts to host relays that translate between the two protocols but some people got upset that their data is being accessed and processed in order to do that.

Swapfile でごまかせないか？今使用しているVPS は ディスク書き込み/読み込み量は限られているかもしれませんが。。。

The Listmedia endpoint and deleting user uploaded images on deletion of account were longtime requested features and I’m glad it’s coming!

I don’t like Meta at all, trying to cut out Meta as much as possible myself.

Meta’s going to do what Meta’s going to do. They don’t have the good intentions for the Fediverse at heart. They will use it and the concept of federation to seek their ends, and when it’s no longer useful to them they will cut it off.

I’ll leave it up to server operators and users to decide. While I think it’s nice that Meta gives the Fediverse attention, I also the Fediverse is better off generally not hooking into Meta’s feed. If your server is part of Fedipact then it’s fair game to report disinformation biased towards Meta.