[-] [email protected] 2 points 15 hours ago

Indeed, that changed since last week, I updated my comment!

[-] [email protected] 1 points 15 hours ago

Also, I would recommend creating a new post, rather than editing this one. We can archive this one for posterity, and a new post will show up in people’s feeds.

Feel free to create a new post, that makes sense indeed.

I would probably just recommend piefed.zip as the go-to instance by now, but we can discuss in the new post

[-] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

I just unpinned it, feel free to create a new post to ask the community for a new comment that we should use nowadays

[-] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

That post is 6 months old, I would probably recommend Piefed.zip as the one go-to instance by now

[-] [email protected] 2 points 1 day ago

Let's go, do you have an idea ?

[-] [email protected] 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 15 hours ago)

I was traveling recently, but otherwise stable on the usual communities

Single poster at the moment on

Good activity on

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Good luck !

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[email protected] is seeing an uptick in activities following the recent ID requirements for websites in the UK

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On the same Piefed instance, the block is two ways

Last time I tried, it didn't properly federate yet, but it's a start

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cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/post/1111536

It's been 6 weeks since 1.0 and we've merged in 80+ PRs and closed as many issues. A third of the issues originally intended for v1.2 are already completed and so they are included in 1.1 instead. > >

Some signs of maturity >

> There are now 32 PieFed instances, serving 1750+ MAU. Voyager, Summit, Blorp and Interstellar are mobile apps that connect to PieFed. > > From now on https://piefed.social/ will change from following the main development branch of the repo and instead stay on v1.1 until v1.2 is released. This will provide a more stable experience for people using the instance and allow for wilder experiments on the development branch. I recommend all other instances do the same. > > It will also put less pressure on other instances to keep up with piefed.social. A new instance will be created soon that will use the dev branch and serve as a staging instance. > >

To upgrade >

> To upgrade from 1.0.x (or switch to 1.1 from the main branch): > >

git pull  
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git checkout v1.1.x  
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./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker.sh  
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```  
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> 

> 
### Highlights of 1.1  
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Most instances have been on the dev branch anyway so they will already have these:  
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You can set a default comment sort, for when viewing a post.  
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LDAP support, so people can use their piefed.social login for chat.piefed.social and translate.piefed.social  
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More Ajax throughout, creating a more fluid UI.  
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Better notifications, with types and which are removed if the post they're notifying about is deleted.  
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Private votes are just non-federated votes.  
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Popup tooltips all over the place.  
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New login methods:  
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- Mastodon  
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- Discord  
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Hashtags in community side pane, e.g. [this community](https://piefed.social/c/fediverse)  
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Daily maintenance tasks execute in parallel, which is a lot faster.  
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[Batched ActivityPub federation](https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/src/branch/main/docs/fep-4248.md) that will significantly improve federation performance between PieFed instances  
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Filter out posts based on a keyword search of community name.  
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Reduce deadlocks and improve DB performance  
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- use redis for locking.  
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- extensive refactors to stop connection leakage.  
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Load comments using ajax when there are > 100 on a post, making the initial loading of a post quicker.  
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Automatic post archiving of old posts, to slow DB growth and reduce operating costs. Post body and comments are saved in S3 as JSON instead of in the DB.  
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Show/hide text inside password fields, making confusion during login less common.  
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Mods can lock comments and their children.  
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A lot of improvements to scheduled posts.  
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Several improvements in the markdown to html parsing.  
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Upgrade to Flask 3.  
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Swagger for API developers (in progress).  
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API: new json serialization lib that is 10x faster.  
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API: Get topics & feeds endpoints. Replacement for comments/list endpoint.  
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### Things planned for 1.2  
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An instance chooser during registration - no separate instance choosing website needed  
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Optional post approval process for mods  
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Communities populated by a RSS feed.  
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Remind me  
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AI content filter  
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Event post type which federates with Friendica and [Mobilizon](https://mobilizon.org/)  
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> 
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A still have flashbacks of [email protected] , this is a nice improvement

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Stats

[email protected]

  • 1.1k weekly active users
  • 2.4k monthly active users

[email protected]

  • 297 weekly active users
  • 1.18k monthly active users

If you are looking for a way to see both communities at the same time, you can try Piefed, it shows all the comments from crossposts in a single view:

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[email protected]

There is a weekly thread where community grower can share their experiences

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Background

Collagen supplements are promoted to help aging skin. However, no meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) has examined their effects by funding source and study quality, which may influence outcomes.

Methods

PubMed, Embase, and Cochrane Library were searched from inception to June 14, 2024.

Results

A total of 23 RCTs with 1474 participants were analyzed. In a meta-analysis of all 23 RCTs, collagen supplements significantly improved skin hydration, elasticity, and wrinkles. However, in the subgroup meta-analysis by funding source, studies not receiving funding from pharmaceutical companies revealed no effect of collagen supplements for improving skin hydration, elasticity, and wrinkles, while those receiving funding from pharmaceutical companies did show significant effects. Similarly, high-quality studies revealed no significant effect in all categories, while low-quality studies revealed a significant improvement in elasticity.

Conclusions

There is currently no clinical evidence to support the use of collagen supplements to prevent or treat skin aging.

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