This is a spot where you can ask anything that you feel doesn't deserve its own post, no matter how small or simple it is!
Link to it again outside of the url field: https://polls.programming.dev/lR76
Ategon
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I have ways to check, I won't say what they are so people don't try to bypass it
Waste of a second and third choice since then I cant ranked choice it. The second choice doesnt count until the first choice is eliminated
Yeah ill be doing another vote after a bit (probably 6 months but dependant on how fast their activitypub features moves)
We can ban bots individually similar to how we do so now from accounts that try to be hosted on lemmy or kbin instances (in that case its mostly seo spammers and usually gets snapped relatively quickly and if they end up spamming the same link we have automods to remove certain links or images that contain links which ive being using currently on a guy making accounts trying to advertise his scam credit cards)
I mainly use linkstack https://linkstack.org/, git repo: https://github.com/LinkStackOrg/LinkStack
Theres an instance for the programming.dev instance if you want an example of how it looks https://me.programming.dev (weve got a space-like theme on it)
Itll have api compatibility on release so that will work then with all lemmy frontends
It is self hostable or is there just the site at quiblr.com?
Seems like something I would love to throw onto q.programming.dev with the other alternate UIs were running
It will have lemmy API compatibility on release so it will be
Its still only voters, lurkers that dont do any actions arent counted
Barely any since fedidb excludes botted instances
The increase here though is cause lemmy.world upgraded to 0.19 and 0.19 includes voters as active users
Less than a month until advent of code begins https://adventofcode.com/
Ill be attempting to make this community active leading up to it and during it
Hey everyone, I just finished up a new bot for the instance called Link
This bot aims to give suggestions for other communities in the instance to post to to start populating the more specific topic communities. It currently is triggered just off of keywords it finds in post titles.
This should help people find other communities after they post to [email protected] and encourage cross-posting in the instance since thats recommended (and standard lemmy behaviour is to show crossposts as one post in the post feed)
I added some of the communities in the instance and will go through and add in the rest of them shortly
Hey everyone! I added some new taglines to the instance to more than double the amount of them we have. You should see the new ones popping up at the top of the home feed
New taglines were taken from the [email protected] community and https://http.cat and were currently up to 96 of them
Hello everyone! I've pushed out a public alpha build to https://beta.pangora.social for people to start giving feedback on the design before it becomes more fleshed out
Feel free to check it out and say what you like or dont like in the comments here.
The UI there is currently pointing to the programming.dev instance
⚠ Warning: This is an alpha, things are still very unfinished. You cant use this as an alternative to lemmy-ui yet since things such as logging in aren't supported
⚠ Warning 2: If you attempt to use this on mobile currently it will be very broken
I constructed the UI by seeing what people liked from lemmy-ui, alexandrite, and photon and trying to match it up to how lemmy-ui is built so that it would be an easy switch between them
Main site mechanics that is different from lemmy-ui
- Comments from cross-posts show up when looking at a post (will be changed in the future to only communities that community has whitelisted to do it for once I mess around in the backend more)
- Comments and posts that have 0 or less score in terms of upvotes/downvotes will be collapsed by default
- Clicking on a post in the post feed makes it show up overlayed on top of the feed similar to alexandrite's system instead of sending you to a new page. (hitting the name of the post when in this preview state will send you to the actual page)
Images:
Hello everyone! I've pushed out a public alpha build to https://beta.pangora.social for people to start giving feedback on the design before it becomes more fleshed out
Feel free to check it out and say what you like or dont like in the comments here.
⚠ Warning: This is an alpha, things are still very unfinished. You cant use this as an alternative to lemmy-ui yet since things such as logging in aren't supported
⚠ Warning 2: If you attempt to use this on mobile currently it will be very broken
I constructed the UI by seeing what people liked from lemmy-ui, alexandrite, and photon and trying to match it up to how lemmy-ui is built so that it would be an easy switch between them
Main site mechanics that is different from lemmy-ui
- Comments from cross-posts show up when looking at a post (will be changed in the future to only communities that community has whitelisted to do it for once I mess around in the backend more)
- Comments and posts that have 0 or less score in terms of upvotes/downvotes will be collapsed by default
- Clicking on a post in the post feed makes it show up overlayed on top of the feed similar to alexandrite's system instead of sending you to a new page. (hitting the name of the post when in this preview state will send you to the actual page)
Images:
Had some more free time to work on the pangora.social site so I pushed some support for the new fediseer tagging system so that it automatically populates instances in the instance selector.
Instances will populate in it if they:
- Have more than 50 members
- Are tagged with a tag for the site
- Are not censured by programming.dev or some other instances
- Can be found when the site checks for instances every day
A list of all tags that are used on the site can be seen at https://pangora.social/tags separated into categories.
I also pushed a little fix to the site so that if theres no instances in a category that category won't show up
Yeah theres a reason why were running the poll rather than explicitly choosing one so thats its more of a community decision. Even before this was ran I knew what would likely be voted but this solidifies that