Very much agree with this, I think people really overcomplicate it.
“It’s like reddit, but community build and community run.”
And they you can just invite them to your instance
Hello, my name is Cris. :)
I like being nice to people on the internet and looking at cool art stuff
Very much agree with this, I think people really overcomplicate it.
“It’s like reddit, but community build and community run.”
And they you can just invite them to your instance
I just say it’s basically reddit but it’s community built and run instead of owned by a big company. And then if they wanna know more about how it works, I can explain the concept of it being distributed and whatnot
I very much agree with just inviting people to join your instance. Don’t overcomplicate it.
Very true, that’s valuable feedback to provide. I should probably write a message as well, I’d only briefly noticed it yesterday as I was getting something done, so I didn’t really process the change until someone else mentioned they had that frustration
Agreed, that’s kind of an unnecessary pain point. Not the end of the world, but hopefully they continue to improve the UX and that unnecessary friction goes away :)
Aw neat! Thanks for sharing 😊
Aw neat! Cool to see Fediverse platforms growing and (hopefully) thriving ☺️
Big agree. If you’re reading this and could spare a couple bucks for some of the projects you use most often, maybe think about donating 😊
Thank you, that’s helpful!
Thank you :)
I would rather we meaningfully enforce standards on all social media platforms, but it’s a start.
The algorithms designed to harm people and the scaling well beyond the possibility of meaningful content moderation has got to be addressed. At this point I’m honestly not totally sure how, but man does it need fixing. We’ve allowed online spaces to become incredibly exploitative, and breeding grounds for hate and extremism.
Thank you very much for sharing
That was a horrific read, and really gives you a lot more appreciation for how real the enforced perpetuation of the status quo is…
Thanks for the additional context!
Interesting, I guess maybe boost separately fetches thumbnails for link posts that are missing them…
Thats a super helpful site, thank you! If nothing else now I can remake my post from my .ee account and add the thumbnail manually
Interesting…
There are people on shitjustworks posting youtu.be links on !videos@lemmy.world that do have thumbnails, so whatever they’re doing doesn’t seem to have that problem
My .ee account has a field to put in a thumbnail URL, so other comments in this thread are kinda leading me to believe it may be a combination of instance version, and how the instance is configured
Interesting, so I guess maybe the reason shitjustsworks users posting on !videos@lemmy.world are showing up as thumbnails for me is because their instance is getting the thumbnail and that’s federating to me on .world
Okay so it seems like the only people getting thumbnails on !videos@lemmy.world are from shitjustworks.
No dice on using my .ee account though, that didn’t seem to result in a thumbnail either. But in the app I’m using, when on my .ee account there’s a field to put in a thumbnail URL which is interesting
Thats a very helpful response, thank you!
It seems like the only people getting thumbnails on !videos@lemmy.world are from shitjustworks (how fitting lol)
Material files has been my favorite since before I even knew it was open source. Fantastic file manager