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2 days agoYes exactly, only some minor backports.
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7·3 days agoSome of these will be available in Lemmy 1.0:
- #5478: different community visibilities, including
Unlistedwhich is not included in All feed, and Private (only approved followers can view/post) - #5038: some more site settings for voting
- Plugins RFC: allows arbitrary restrictions for voting and posting
- #5478: different community visibilities, including
This is my second baby, the first one is three years old. So in my experience it’s much more fun once the child can go to the playground, starts to talk and gradually learns to do things independently. Though there are also difficulties, and of course every child is different.
Twinkle twinkle little star. It’s neat because there are versions in almost every language.
My baby celebrating her first birthday. Soon she will be able to start walking and eat normal food, so it will be much less effort to take care of her.
We have been blocking requests with empty user agent for a long time, its odd that it would stop working now.
Even if we sold out, at most they could get control over lemmy.ml and the git repository. Other instances are under no obligation to upgrade to new Lemmy versions, and could switch to a forked project if needed. The vast majority of Lemmy isnt under our control at all (which is the major difference compared to Reddit).
I also use Freshrss (version 1.24.3 via Docker). Tried a feed from lemmy.ml just now and it loads without problems.
There are no specific requirements, it seems the upload simply failed. Try to upload again, and if it doesnt work contact your instance admin.
This will be implemented in the future.
Can you check what user agent is used to fetch the rss feed? We blocked empty user agents as well as names of different bots due to AI crawlers.
There is also a button for “view source” on the website (between downvoted and reply).
8·9 days agoKeyword filters are work in progress: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/5263
During the last migration with Reddits API changes we grew from 1k MAU to 70k. So its possible that we reach 700k or even more. Though I hope the growth is more gradual this time because it was extremely stressful back then.
As this is about software problems related to language handling, its better to discuss on the Github issue tracker. Or use the existing communities !lemmy@lemmy.ml or !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml where more people will see it.
Anyway Im currently making some fixes related to language handling. The first two will be backported to 0.19 and published in a new version soon.
Ah right in the past new users always had all languages enabled. But the way languages work after being enabled/disabled hasnt changed.
That wasnt changed, to see all languages you have to enable everything (Ctrl+A).
I made a pull request for this.
That is true, but Im not sure what would be a better solution. Show a language selector on the registration page? That would make registration even more complicated, and someone needs to implement it. Or prompt the user to change languages after signup? Again someone needs to implement it. Enable English by default for all new users? That would be easy, but there are also people who dont understand English.
Youre welcome! This are only some very minor changes, because the development branch has diverged a lot from 0.19, so larger backports are almost impossible now.