quokka.au changed from Lemmy to PieFed and it was ok once the remote servers refreshed their public key caches, about a day.
Mastodon to GTS could turn out different but yeah.
Rumours like this have been circulating for a decade or more.
PieFed does that. See https://piefed.social/feeds which are basically collections of Lemmy communities that you can join or leave with 1 click.
Yep
It is a design choice to offer a news feed that combines verified news sources with tankie memes — interspersed with photos generated by AI
I've really tried to provide tools to tame the meme flood and put them into effect on https://piefed.social/ - compare that with the front-page (or All feed) of any Lemmy instance (or most PieFed instances, to be fair).
Gen AI filter is coming.
I checked in on the fash trumper forums earlier, they're in full meltdown about this. So good to see.
I love how interlinked the tech tree was. In later versions it became a much simpler tree-based hierarchy which is easier to mentally navigate but way less realistic.
Sounds like I need a better DNS provider!
Although, replacing the battery on the Fairphone is so much easier that 1000 cycles is acceptable.
#fedihire hashtag on Mastodon is as close as it gets.
When I was a Reddit mod, the only use of that feature was for people we'd banned to send us abusive messages. Or ask why their spam was deleted.
Each community in PieFed can have it's own set of "flair" options that posters can attach to their posts. Clicking on a flair will filter the community to only show posts with that flair so they function as a filtering mechanism as well as a visual identifier.
Community moderators can manage the flair that are available in their communities:
When creating posts, expand the 'more options' area to assign one or more flair to your post:
See it in action at https://piefed.social/c/piefed_meta
Flair doesn't federate yet but it will in coming days.
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One of the things that the recent addition of the Feeds feature highlighted was how many cross-posts / duplicate posts there are. When you display posts from linux@lemmy.world, linux@programming.dev, linux@lemmy.ml, etc all the cross-posts make it get repetitive, really fast. The same thing happens on the home feed too although it's a bit less obvious because there's a wider range of subjects involved.
Except now, it doesn't, because PieFed de-duplicates your feed! And your home page, and your topics. Attached to this post is a screenshot showing how it works out - an article posted to 7 different places is only shown once despite me having joined most of those communities.
We're still figuring out whether it's a good idea to merge all the comments from all the cross-posts into one page and how to do that in a way that respects the different culture/rules in the communities that the posts were made in. It's a tricky UX and social question.
I've held off on adding a cross-post function to PieFed until now but it'll be added soon.
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