Not in lemmys current markdown system
Can theoretically be parsed and embedded though but can't control all frontends people use
Only thing that works atm is linking to it
We have another site more oriented towards images and text and then linking those at files.programming.dev but its limited to admins. e.g. of something on that http://files.programming.dev/u/9jsOS3.md
Blocking doesn't help if they just make new accounts each time
And yes there was a lot for awhile and now there's also spam on images from the mastodon side that's been coming in
It's only image posts and its not all posts with a picture, just if the user has basically no posts
Yeah both lemmy.world and us have the same alternate frontends at the same subdomains (apart from voyager in which they went for m for mobile and we did v for voyager)
Links for all four of them
Some trolls post csam which is why this is currently remove everything rather than handle afterwards since I would rather not let our users see csam. If you get a bit of activity in your account that handling goes away and usually ill restore the post a bit after if I see the automod has removed It but looks like you reposted
Yeah pretty well documented. Was very easy to spin this up
This is the class that you spawn in to make a window: Docs
Each window is technically its own world and them I enable or disable the player on each one depending on if it hits a collider to move to the next room. It is possible to have them all looking at the same world though
Thats due to it seeing the account has activity now (votes still federate over even when the post is removed, just people cant see it). Update to the bot would be coming maybe tomorrow or sometime this week. Yeah sure ill restore the ones currently removed
Yeah theyre still by far #1 in terms of MAU even when not taking into account votes while everyone else is so might bump it up by another 10k
Its based on what instances report. So instances on 0.19 or above would factor in votes into that number. Ones that arent would not (so the number has a combination of both cases)
The 2m there is extremely inflated to to bot sign up spam. Back when instances were getting set up in the reddit migration there was some people that started mass signing up accounts on instances with weak security. Fediverse observer doesnt care about any of that and just shows user accounts regardless of what happens on the instance
Fedidb has a much more accurate count at ~ 400k https://fedidb.org/software/lemmy since they exclude these bot spammed instances. They also have a monthly active user count (~ 38k) based on what instances report for that stat
Sure ill add community handling to the exception list
Been working on a game for the brackeys jam. Playing around with how windows work in godot
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Welcome to screenshot saturday! This is a thread in the community where you can showcase any sort of progress on games youre developing. Feel free to comment below with things such as videos, gifs, images, or text talking about your games
This post is created on both the gamedev community and gamedev showcase community. Feel free to check out the crosspost section to view both of them
Hey everyone. back with a weekly progress update on pangora
Ive set up the Pangora-UI repo a bit more to make contributing to the project easier. Theres a contributing.md file where I walk through the different things the project uses and theres now issue templates for bug reports and feature requests so you can easily add one of the two here.
Theres now a functional log in page for the frontend and when logged in it replaces the log in and sign up buttons in the navbar with your profile picture (and when clicked opens up a dropdown)
Logging out works as well
For communities ive added a hide community button for admins that when clicked hides the community from the instance. This makes it so that no posts from the community show up anywhere on the site but the community itself still shows up. When a user subscribes to the community then posts show up for them normally again (but only them).
This was built into the lemmy backend but did not exist in lemmy-ui. The feature is useful to do things like stop bot communities (such as lemmit.online communities) from spamming the instance but still allow users to see them if they want
Ive started work on the modlog to get that starting to function
Currently only have removed comments and removed posts working and theres a load more button at the bottom that you can click to load the next 50 actions in the same page
In addition theres a local sort tab where you can see anything related to your local instance. This shows things that involve a moderator on your instance, a user on your instance, or a communtiy on your instance
(user is blank there as the removedpost action doesnt give user information)
Will be working with the backend next to try to improve this a bit more since currently theres things like me not being able to fetch only local actions and needing to filter through all actions (which can make pages appear blank sometimes due to no local actions done recently)
Ive started work on a logo for the project!
This is my current draft of one that ill be using for the next bit. Eventually ill be refining it a bit more
Hey everyone, ive got pangora-ui (our new frontend being built ([email protected]) to a decent enought state where I can start doing mod actions from it
Due to that ive managed to implement a community hiding system to make certain communities' posts not show up by default so that we can now fully follow our rules in the sidebar
Communities that are hidden
However if you subscribe to a hidden community you will then be able to see all of their posts like normal in every location
Hidden communities will still be findable themselves in the community list and from searching
If you are currently subscribed to hidden communities you should see absolutely no difference in your ability to view them
You should however see the all feed getting more manageable to navigate and sort by new now that it isnt being drowned out by bot posts
Communities that are currently being hidden include: communities that are 50% bot posts or more and politics communities
For bots this includes communities in instances like
Quick comparison between our all feed sorted by new vs lemm.ee's so you can see what hiding bot communities did
You may still see a couple pop up since I havent dealt with all of them yet but the amount of bot communities showing up will get lower and lower over time
Thanks, creator pushed out a fix so updated to that