..:: tchncs ::..

I would like to hide a few posts that I'm not interested in but all I see is a "block" button, no "hide" button

I subscribed to a community on a different instance. When I make a comment from tchncs, it appears immediately on the instance hosting the community. But comments that are posted on the original instance do not appear in tchncs. Is the tchncs instance not fetching new comments in real time?

I'm new to Lemmy and need a good android app (reddit style). I currently use Tusky for Mastodon and Infinity for Reddit. I want to use Lemmur, but it can't find this instance when I try to log in.

If there's a fediverse app that would work better please let me know!

Mark Benecke mit den aktuellsten Daten zum #Klimawandel. Absolut sehenswert!

Die Fluppdizität auf dieser Instanz ist hervorragend. Vielen Dank an @[email protected] :)

Ich bin gespannt, wie sich das in Zukunft entwickeln wird.

In der Aufzählung fehlt doch eindeutig noch:

• Lemmy (Software), dezentrale Fediverse-Alternative zu Reddit

Vielleicht entsteht der Artikel ja hier gemeinsam :-) In der englischsprachigen WP gibt es schon einen Artikel: Lemmy (Software)

...because I find that it can be confusing... if you search for your Lemmy browsertab, I assume, you'll look for that mouse, not for the tchncs logo. 🐭

Feel free to add your opinion on this. (if you still see the tchncs logo in the navbar, refresh the page)

Willkommen und viel Spaß mit Lemmy!

Oh noes, that short community list 😱 – but hey, some have been shown to the instance already! 🎊
An instance needs to learn the network either organically from interactions or by getting pointed to nice places of the fediverse.

Finding a community

You might have seen the instancelist already. You can view their communities and subscribe to them from tchncs. Also check out browse.feddit.de for finding all teh nice communities across instances.

Syntax

The syntax for a community is !community.
The syntax for a remote community is [[email protected]](/c/[email protected])
The searchbox also understands full links like https://lemmy.ml/c/unixporn

Show this server a community:

Note: make sure you are searching the fediverse. Do not filter for local, which might be your default!

1. Go to the search and look up a remote community that you either found on the network or simply guessed.
2. The server will now try to subscribe to it in the background
3. After a while the ui will refresh and show the community as a search result. This might take a few seconds. (otherwise see below).
4. If you want to make sure, just search again after a few seconds or check the community-list and you should find what you were looking for.

If it's stuck at pending

There currently are many discussions around this. Right not it seems like it still works, even tho it says pending.

Schöne Grüße von https://lemmy.schuerz.at

About the vote

Since a little while, you can vote for and suggest, what could be next for tchncs.de – use this thread to discuss suggestions or just use the Nextcloud poll in the link. :)
Most services will be tried without full commitment within the first while, because it is often unclear how well they scale, can be moderated or will be used. However i am not good at not continuing things... need to improve on that front.

What you can do here

Find the missing link, but also discuss certain software before voting or maybe for giving your vote (or submission) more weight – or just use it as a forum to find cool stuff.

What we are testing now

• Calckey (intended for production)
• Lemmy (intended for production)
• Vikunja
• OpenTalk (now in production)
• Bookwyrm (now in production)

Considered for testing someday soon

• Mobilizon (currently lower prio)

Feel welcome to use this post for testing purposes, feedback on the instance and to say hi!

Since the playground model wasn't really that good (it prevents users from making things their home), I've decided not to announce this instance to be in playground/testing mode. Instead, i'll simply try to make it work and hope that it won't become an administrative nightmare.

However – things are looking quite good so far.

In the background i am currently trying to determine whether the current location is powerful enough midterm, if not, there will be a quick and quiet maintenance to move the thing to a more fitting place (looking at the potential upcoming wave from Reddit). Also there are some smaller things in the background still being worked on, but they shouldn't affect users.

tl;dr have fun, if everything goes well, this will be a permanent place for people to enjoy – i hope. 🚀

Also check out https://join-lemmy.org/apps for apps and stuff.