

Most of it is configurable and off by default. But the haters don’t mention that.
Web developer. Lead developer of PieFed


Most of it is configurable and off by default. But the haters don’t mention that.


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Thank you! 👍👍


Those checkboxes have been there since version 0.9. Ages.
The problem with grabbing small snippets of code is a lot of context is lost. Don’t trust anyone who does that. PieFed has 50,000 lines of code so anyone showing you 50 lines is leaving out 99.9% of the picture.
As I said a month ago, anyone with honest questions about how things work who wants to make PieFed better knows where to find us. You don’t have to be a coder, we need translators, designers, documentation writers, bug reporters, community evangelists and all that.


Hahaha, amazing! From one disastrous stupid idea to an even more disastrous stupid idea.
This is why monarchy sucks.
I like the brutalist minimalism of the idea. Not sure how well it would work in reality!
There are a couple of Lemmy ones, yeah.


If anyone has more ideas for how to frustrate and deceive fascists (and their enablers) please let me know.


https://fediverse.observer/ is my go-to.
Fedidb used to be great but an update a few months back made it look really pretty but ruined it in all other aspects.


PieFed does this but it needs to be enabled at the community level before replies can be flagged as answers. See !piefed_help@piefed.social


Mbin doesn’t federate downvotes so lemvotes can’t record them.


Hypothetically an instance could federate an activity telling all other instances about it’s new domain name.
But once we get post, community and user migration working there will be much less need for it - everyone could just move themselves.


A live streaming drone would be ideal.


If you get banned from a lemmy.ml community don’t be concerned, it’s a rite of passage.


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Yes that is the crucial difference. Without followers determining your reach, every post earns it’s upvotes on an equal footing with the others, regardless of author.
It’s a much better system.
Follower-based networks like Mastodon and Twitter inevitably end up with a handful of people dominating the space because their posts get boosted which gets them more followers which gets them more boosts etc in a spiraling way. This attracts narcissists and drama queens.


Nice feeds! I have added them to the Explore menu for everyone, now.
Total Annihilation
I’m doing this because I love doing it. Often that means the boring bits like documentation or config or general finesse get left out. I’m trying to paint with broad strokes in the hope that when others see what I’m trying to do they’ll join in and fill in the details.