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Lemmy Moderation Tooling (modder.lemmyverse.net)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

Hey all,

I'm the author of lemmyverse.net and I've recently been working on a new moderation tool called Lemmy Modder. https://modder.lemmyverse.net/

Currently, it supports user registration/approvals and content report management. I offer it either as a hosted app (which is currently only compatible with Lemmy 0.18 instances) or a package that you can run alongside your Lemmy instance (using Docker-Compose)

Feel free to give it a go and send any feedback my way :) https://github.com/tgxn/lemmy-modder

Edit for a note: This tool does not save, proxy or store any of your user credentials or data to me, it is only ever stored locally in your browser. I also do not use any website tracking tools. ๐Ÿ‘

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[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Currently, it's only storing your Lemmy JWT token (if you chose to save it) and your site/user data.

There's not really much value in saving these since there's no user configuration stuff yet, providing more of a risk if these tokens were leaked (potentially for global admins)

I was thinking of implementing a way to share data outside of Lemmy (for mod notes, ignored reports, user "Strikes", and potentially user config). If this was not purely a frontend (and I had some kind of DB backend) then this would be less of a concern.

I didn't really want to run a backend, since it would involve me storing data on users of the tool - But this would be an option for people that set this up in their local Docker.