Caused by the same db issue thats been causing issues

Issue should be fixed, messed around with the db a bit and seems to work now

Heres my results, primarily around the gamedev section of the instance and here

It still doesn't catch everything since there's users that don't vote comment or post

Adding in users who don't do any action would double it again (although not public info which people are visiting communities hence why its not part of it)

Ill be submitting some logos and another banner that im making in gimp later in the week

Edit: exams are pain, will do that before the end of the month

I dug through the code and turns out the post read table does store when its read (with number of comments when it was read stored in a person post aggregates table), it just only stores it for people from your instance so I cant get accurate numbers from all of lemmy (and why it seemed like there was a low amount)

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

Update: made !test@programming.dev and hid it from the feeds for an in-instance testing area

I've been working on a new frontend (pangora-ui) thats a similar style in terms of design. Theres some progress over in !pangora@programming.dev. 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

Should be good now, accidentally ticked the box

If I run a poll for the community on what we should do what should the options be?

currently thinking

1. move topic collection into a new community
2. move general programming concepts into a new community
3. keep both in this community