Unless lemmy devs have changed something since last year, this shouldn’t be the case, there’s a bug in there.
All interactions are recived by the instance hosting the community, and that instance is responsible for broadcasting that interaction to each instance where a user subscribed to it is hosted.
So, mastodon is only responsible for sending the upvote to feddit.dk and then feddit.dk to all other instances.
What?
Well, I can only speak for myself, I’m not here to follow users but communities.
And if someone wants to follow me I’d see it as kind of annoying for them seeing all the different topics I post and comment instead of something focused.
IMO the ability to see Mastodon interactions in Lemmy and vice-versa is quite annoying since they use the same protocol for different experiences.
I’m looking at this in eternity and seems only spoilers don’t work from the post you linked.
User and community links work properly.
Unless they’ve changed how it works I can confirm.
Some months ago I was testing lemmy in my local I used the same URL to create a new post, it never showed up in the ui, it was because Lemmy treated it as a crosspost and hid it under the older one.
At that time it was only a crosspost jf the URL was the same, I’m not so sure about the title, but the body could be different.
The thing would be to verify if this grouping is being done by the UI or by the server, which might explain some UIs showing duplicated posts.
I use https://lemmyverse.net/
You can search for all communities of all instances, or click in a specific instance.
Well, that’s what has always been mentioned, defederated from them, AFAIK there’s no way of blocking it completely from the fediverse, so if your instance’s admin wants they can decide to not block them and you can interact with meta.
If your instance defederates and you want to still see their activity then you can choose an instance which is still federated with them.
I’d consider that spam, it doesn’t add anything to the conversation and some people go by comment count to know if a post’s comment section has something interesting or if they’ll have time to dive into it, so if you only have top level comments then you’re basically doubling the comments without actual meaningful information.
The way to show a simple “Thank you” is an upvote.
If you’re feeling magnanimous then update your post with a “Edit: thank you all for your responses”
There are a lot of rough edges with error reporting in lemmy, anything that you can do that can fail doesn’t always tells you why.
In this case, yeah, it’ll be better to post a link of the image hosted in another service, this way you also help the lemmy servers to not fill their disk so quickly.
So when they said the API pricing wasn’t going to be anything like twitter was a fucking lie.
I’m not surprised.
Probably what’s happening is your instance is still doing the initial import of the community.
When someone searches for a community for the first time the instance also fetches 20 posts (I’m guessing the most recent ones).
Because of this the search result for the first time will not contain the community, after a few minutes it will appear.
One thing is for sure, you need to use the correct format to denote a community and also do it in the search page.
Yes, it checks the url is old reddit, if not make it old reddit.
if (!url.match(/^(http(s)?:\/\/)old\.reddit\.com/)) {
url = "old.reddit.com" + url.split("reddit.com")[1];
}
I created this addon for Firefox to redirect all reddit pages to archive.org.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/reddit-to-wayback-machine/
(I’d need to update to MV3 to port it to chrome, and I don’t know yet how have this functionality without webRequest)
Lemmy instances only know about communities in other instances until a user searched for it, so a bigger instance like lemmy.ml is more likely to already have each community you search for.
But an instance like mine won’t have them unless I manually search for them to be imported.
And also, in my instance I won’t be getting updates from that community to see in the “all” feed until I subscribe, so my “subscriptions” will be the same as “all”.
My issue with TotK is the memories are explained in a quest kind of hidden. In BotW it they told you to go to kakariko and there were the memories, but in TotK lookout landing doesn’t tell you about them, you need to stumble upon Impa at a stable.
Then in BotW if you went only to the divine beasts you were given 4 memories and could kind of make sense of the story.
In TotK each regional phenomenon gives you the same information so at the 3rd I was annoyed.
TotK spilers:
(I don’t know how to markdown spoilers here haha)
:::
At the end of the TotK I had no idea at all what the dragon meant, I had no attachment to it and only thought about “what a cool fight”. After the memories I finally felt emotional thinking she wasn’t going to be back… But the bad part was that I already knew and couldn’t enjoy the same excitement of watching her again!
I’m angry, I feel like they stole me of that emotion.
:::
a $2 base subscription with an extra $1 for notifications
This for me is the stupid part about this, reddit is forcing developers to paywall any functionality.
Want the app to automatically refresh your subs each day? $0.5 please.
Want faster loads of each sub? $1 (Sleig mentioned Apollo first pulls 20 posts and then 100 to improve loading, so 2 requests instead of 1).
You reached the average number of calls: do you want continue for $1?
(I’m guessing mods take more requests since they have to see more context about users, posts, comments) do you want mod tools? $2
Is mod mail a separate request? If so then: would you like to have it for $1 more?
And on and on with every new feature which requires more requests than normal.
I’m running my personal instance, I haven’t had any issue interacting.
AFAIK it would help spread the load since my instance just asks/receives the activity once from other instances and then aggregates everything locally.
So each time I access a post I need to ask: How many upvotes does it have? How many comments? Which ones are new? From those comments how many upvotes each one has? Which ones are replays to others? Also, get me pfp of each user.
I just changed the sorting, either main feed or comments in a post, well I need to ask in what order they should be displayed.
All of these queries are done only in my own instance with my instance’s DB.
In this case beehaw.org just sends “Hey this post got an upvote”, and my instance figures out how it would affect the rest of the posts in my feed.
Also, right now lemmy.ml is taking a toll with all the new users, it takes a while to refresh the page and get any update, but with my instance I can keep scrolling and reading the data my instance already got from lemmy.ml or any other instance.
All of his runs are amazing, I found him out from his mario 64 runs.
That’s already an option in your profile, you can deselect “Show scores”
It’s a bit annoying/confusing that in jeroba is a bookmark icon and in the web UI is a star
Ohhh! Now I understand!
Yeah, then that’s an issue on mastodon.
I mentioned some time ago, the fact that mastodon and Lemmy use the same protocol is annoying, because the experiences are different, so it causes a lot of issues :/