Meta (lemmy.one)

Title. Thank you

When I view the posts section of my own profile I only see a list of my subscribed communities, whereas clicking on someone else's shows their posts as expected. I'm seeing the same in the lemmy.one web UI as in the Jerboa client. I can also see the number of posts I've made, just not where they were!

Anyone else seeing the same behaviour?

Is there a list somewhere?

Thanks!

I'd like to join the [email protected] community, but I can't find a way to do it:

• I can't find it in the community list of lemmy.one.
• This link gives a 404: https://lemmy.one/c/[email protected]

These links are valid though:

• https://lemmy.one/c/[email protected]
• https://programming.dev/c/cpp

Is this normal?

Just joined Lemmy today. From what I understand, there are different Lemmy instances that host different communities. I supposed that to interact in a community hosted in a certain instance, I would need to create an account for that instance. Ended up creating 10 different accounts.

I want to block lemmynsfw. I do enjoy watching Emma Watson naked but I just wanked god damn it but my feed is full of nsfw stuff. I don't want to wank again.

I just saw child pornography posted on Lemmy.one and found that there is no report button, nor any option in any menus I saw.

How is the defined path to reporting content that violates community/instance/legal rules?

Why are some of my subscriptions pending after 3 or 4 days? Has lemmy.ml somehow fallen out of favor?

I was under the impression that, due to the nature of ActivityPub, that Lemmy and Kbin are interoperable. I've been trying all day to sub to something a fedia.io. I can see it on the list of federated instances here but the search always comes up "no result".

I'm able to subscribe to other communities at other Lemmy instances (with some patience).

Is there a difference syntax I should be using?

Thanks

Why are they disallowed? And more importantly, why is this not transparent in the pinned post about Lemmy.one as a rule?

I was blindsided by this when I saw another user mention it, and while I enjoy Lemmy.one very much, I'm considering moving on because of this. I rarely, very rarely, down-vote, but at times it's handy to push down misinformation or adverse content.

It feels a bit too much like YouTube and the removal of the dislike button to me. What are other's thoughts?

Positive review of Lemmy on Jupiter broadcasting self hosted podcast

https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/show/self-hosted/99/

Doesn't really need to be a comprehensive federation list, but in the interest of admin transparency, I'd for sure like to know what instances we're defederating from, and the reasons for defederation (spam/brigading/extremism/illegal content/etc) so I can avoid them elsewhere. Maintaining a sticky post in this meta community with defederated instances would be fantastic- unless there's somewhere else I can see it.

I'm seeing a bit of drama rolling around regarding beehaw and lemmy.world, as well as the well known issues with lemmygrad, and I'd like to see this instance hopefully avoid a lot of that drama. And transparency of who/what/why we're blocking is key to that.

The summary for this community says there are many subscribers and dozens of posts, but my view from Lemmy.one shows nothing when I click it.

I've subscribed to it - but it didn't help. Am I missing something?

because a few days ago a helpful redditor told me everything I needed to know about joining Lemmy and the instances etc, and it is all gone.😡

Thankfully I made it over here anyway, but I wanted to copy and paste what he told me to share it with someone else who I want to migrate over here too.

When viewing Lemmy.ml/c/[email protected] versus viewing lemmy.one/c/[email protected] the content is different and the comments are not accurate.

Note: The home link for the community above should be lemmy.ml/c/ps5 but it's not working atm, and that's a separate issue I'm trying to fix over on Lemmy support.

This is the community that I run.

Just curious since it looks like most of the big instances have already upgraded. Not sure what all is fixed in 0.17.4 but I assume any fixes are good.

Would it be bad etiquette, for us who are leaving the other site, to recreate some of our old posts on Lemmy? EDIT: Not like for clout or something. I mean because there was like a decade's worth of preserved knowledge across lots of really niche domains over there. Stuff that maybe isn't even recorded anywhere else.

Here’s the trick:

[some community](/c/[email protected])

So:

[WowThisLemmyExists](/c/[email protected])

Gives us this link: WowThisLemmyExists

Which links to that community... but within the instance you’re currently in! So you can actually subscribe to it!

(Many thanks to the Lemmy Project Chat on Matrix!)

It’s a small thing, but it’s kind of annoying to have to scroll down to the one language everyone is using. Maybe order top 3 languages by popularity at top?

I’d like to post/read something like “Leopards Ate My Face” sub, I can’t find one on Lemmy. If there isn’t one, can we create it?

I've been browsing communities in other instances, and I noticed that sometimes not all comments show up when viewing from different instances.

For example, this post on [email protected] shows having 17 comments when viewed on beehaw, but only 6 when viewed from lemmy.one:

Here are the links to the post:

Beehaw link

lemmy.one link

Is this just a quirk of how federation works or is it specifically a problem on my end?

It looks like www.lemmy.one lands on a default nginx page. Maybe it makes sense to redirect to lemmy.one?

No Favicon for Lemmy? Missing on my pinned tab is driving me crazy haha. I'm sure there are much more important things, especially during the reddit blackout events.

I'm sure you've noticed every few minutes on the front page posts will load in from the top and push things down.

usually I'll get some number of posts will from the same comm

I'm guessing this is just how need stuff comes in. is there a way to turn this off so that things won't load into my screen until i refresh?

Is there a way to see which instances Lemmy.one is blocking and which ones are blocking Lemmy.one?