Technically I believe it was available in 0.19.3 or 0.19.5 but it was mostly if not completely borked until 0.19.6.

It’s a lemmy.world issue. Only instances running 0.19.6 and later can properly federate with WordPress blogs.

It’s not mine it’s @[email protected]’s. I just crossposted the post from the blog’s lemmy handle [email protected].

That’s almost every chromium browser out there, most don’t even bother to change the skin and user interface from the chromium default.

Because they’re already being investigated for copyright violations or may already have copyright termination on the horizon.

@[email protected] Weird, crossposting should work and link back to the post in [email protected] Guess this system is still a bit on the buggy side. At least it’s working at all now.

As long as they are respectful and follow the rules I don’t see why they couldn’t be here. We haven’t kicked out the anti-piracy communities or the Anti-AI communities for going against the spirit of the instance but still following our rules so I don’t see why this should be any different, as long as they continue to follow the rules of course.

*severt

Well if you do indeed decide to go, just try to stay safe comrade.

They are no longer humans, they cast away their humanity when they ascended to power.

Maybe after the war is over, not really a great idea to go to the place in the middle of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Which instance? I’m on many of them.

(Some are Mastodon, those ones have more content than shown in search but microblog content isn’t visible to Lemmy)

Even if I could donate to one of them I couldn’t donate to all of them.

I would if I had extra money, even if I did though the big question would be which one should I donate to?

If you didn’t post the previous one in 196 I’m not ever going to see it because I’m browsing in [email protected]

Okay, but we’re doing it in your Microwave, not mine.

Maybe so, but I could still imagine her signing some awful bills because “people” wanted it. No where near as bad as what is to come but still awful.

That could go either way, for all anyone knows she’d make a horrible president.

Hear me out, there are trans people who are indeed extremists (I should know, I’ve been victim to many of them). However that doesn’t mean all trans people are. Trans people are just people, and like all people there are good ones, evil ones, and ones who make mistakes.

Hexbear are extremists though, there might be some decently alright people on there but for the most pat the active ones there are very extreme and tend to spam, lash out, throw insults, and it’s very likely they were the ones who DDoSed Lemmy.world in the days of frequent outages shortly after Lemmy.world denied them. OP you made the right call, it is a very bad idea to recommend people go to hexbear.

A solution I thought of is that we could potentially create a bot that checks if a downvoter is subscribed to the community they are voting in. If they downvote more than 3 posts a day in such as community they get a 3 day ban, second time they get a 7 day ban, third time they get permanent ban.

Also if they downvote more than 70% of a community’s posts they get permabanned either way. Downvote happy subscribers are clearly trying to game the system, so they don’t get two chances to correct the behavior before a permanent one.

Could have the rules be customizable or not, basically it would check those two statuses and impose a ban if correct conditions aren’t met or the user goes overboard with downvoting. Users who would want to use it in their community could simply add the bot via photon or the API.

Why doesn’t the image display a preview or display in the post?

Here’s the image by the way for other people who can’t see it:

I think it looks very nice