added you to a spot around there since you didnt give exact coords. Let me know if you want to be moved on here
Fixed it, should take a bit to fully catch up
Theres some other sources like monkeyuser and abstrusegoose. Also encourages the creation of new comics
Might be something to do with 0.19, Seems like same is true across my mastodon instances. Assume that would be a bug with lemmy
that only works for certain file types afaik. I know in 4.1 there was one time I messed with a files location and had to update manually, forget which file type it was though
I added code block support to lemmy-ui so if 0.19 comes out before then yes
If not then no but I can try to figure out a solution
I've been working on a new frontend (pangora-ui) thats a similar style in terms of design. Theres some progress over in [email protected]. These features can't be put into that though since the frontend is instance specific (lemmy-ui equivalent) and this is for all instances (join-lemmy equivalent)
Instance is chosen when theres no subcategories for what the user selected
As an example of that when someone first goes to the site they get shown the 10 main categories (technology, gaming, sports, etc.). If they select technology they are then shown the technology subcategories (programming, android, radio, general). if they select general technology that has no subcategories so they are randomly sent to one of the three general technology instances (discuss.tchncs.de, lemmy.sdf.org, or infosec.pub)
A lot of the categories only have one site it sends to but thats fine for now since it still is distributing people to the different sites based on categories
Im not looking at location data at all but in the everything/other category theres countries that can be selected to send the user to country instances
I tried messaging an account I though was running it when your bots posted something to elixir but I can repost it here
Just wanted to let you know that we dont allow reposting of comments made on other platforms (both for spam reasons and tends to be a mess with gdpr). Link posts with no text are fine as long as you get approval from a moderator of a community or by one of the admins for site wide usage (and then allow moderators to opt out), and follow our bot guidelines that you can find in the sidebar on our site. Id be willing to greenlight the bot for sitewide usage as long as you remove the comments, make posts links only (links to the content, not the reddit post) and limit it to maximum 10 posts a day across the instance (max 2 in a specific community) (and also make sure you dont repost stuff already posted in the community). We have another bot called reddit x-poster that its been working fairly well with but they hang out in a couple communities like haskell
We do have a soft fork for the instance getting built up to add features on top of lemmy
Pangora is soft forked so we get changes pulled from lemmy and add new features we need for the site onto their changes (that can then push to go upstream or have for ourselves if they don't want that feature)
Pangora-UI is built from scratch to replace lemmy-ui as a frontend for the site
Should be good now, accidentally ticked the box
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I dont think I fully understand the question but things should just show as the default type handling in the inspector if you dont override the handling for that type
If you need the individual controls for some reason theres some available like EditorSpinSlider EditorResourcePicker etc