I'm not against hosting a comics community, but it's also not like /c/StarTrek is overflowing with OC and I'm sure the mods would be happy to have comics content (and you happier with their 10k users).

@[email protected] Tagging you here because you're basically the only other person who contributes to this community.

I think I might have fixed it, let me know if you encounter it again.

The "user data" (comments, posts, votes, etc) that would be available to a hypothetical instance owned my Meta is already public for anyone, so not much we have control over there. "Defederating" essentially just means "blanket banning" a bunch of users at once.

I installed some community made themes (like darkspace) just to play around and give users some options, but yeeeah... none of them are very good. Thankfully the admin team knows a bit of CSS from their redditing days so a theme improvement is definitely on the to do list.

If anyone wants to have a go at making one, be my guest, I'd be happy to add it to the options.

Thanks for the update, you might want to try clearing your DNS. I'm a Firefox user as well and it's working fine.

We haven't been able to replicate this. Have tried this recently? Or is it an error from a few weeks ago? I ask because we had a brief issue that gave a similar error but has since been fixed.

Go into your user settings and set the theme to "mintybubble"

It's completely ugly, but it is full-width. yes, it's in our future plans to have a better theme(s).

Thanks!

Very cool, thanks for sharing this!

Something went wrong in the latest update, it'll be fixed soon. It's probably working in Chrome because the images are cached from before.

The only perk we had in mind thus far was some user flair (whenever that inevitably gets invented). But you make a great point. Still getting used to this egalitarian perspective.