I don't see anything wrong with mod bots. I don't advocate their use I an 'authoritarian role', but they can be used for things like preventing duplicate posts, making posts fit guidelines, removing spam, etc. They're just a tool to make moderation easier, it doesn't change anything about the way a community is moderated.
Not really, if you browse the big communities it has enough users but for more niche communities its not ~~neatly~~ nearly enough to be a replacement for reddit
What do you mean by the built in search tool to find communities all over Fedi? From what I can tell the search bar only searches communities that are already federated with kbin, so you'd still need to use something like lemmyverse.net/communities for small communities anyways.
And also if you want to have access to a community that hasn't been federated already, I think you need to use a different search bar. On Lemmy you can use the same for both.
For me Lemmy is better. The web UI is simpler and easier to understand for me, and I have no use for the microblogging features. And more importantly there are Lemmy apps but no kbin ones. I'm glad there are options for everyone, and hopefully they both get the features that they're missing but the other has!
I found someone with the same issue that said they updated their drivers and that fixed it, so you could try to do that and restart your PC.
I also found this: https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/obs-wont-work-with-specific-game.151598/post-554981
I have no idea if it would help, but if you're on windows you could also try to switch to the openGL version of Celeste. I don't know exactly what's different, but it changes some libraries or something, so there's a chance it'll work. (Don't quote me on that)
You can change it on steam from Library -> Right-click on game -> Properties -> Betas
Hope you get it fixed
https://social.network.europa.eu/@EU_Commission/110696020928017739
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/STATEMENT_23_3674
Sounds like we'll see the effects in March next year. Fingers crossed.
Yep, the fourth link works now. I thought it would also work from kbin, but it seems to give an error. This is all too confusing... Thank you!
The second one is formatted as !jewelrydesign, not as [[email protected]](/c/[email protected]), at least when seen from Lemmy. When opening from jerboa it gives an error, and from the website it doesn't show as a link at all.
Edit: I checked from Kbin and it looks like it hid a part of my original comment for some reason. Maybe kbin handles community links differently. Here's what my first comment looks like from Lemmy.
For the links, I think the correct formatting is !community@instance which should work in lemmy, but I'm not sure about Kbin.
For example [email protected]
Also I love the icons you make. Very creative!
I know they said they'll federate with ActivityPub, but did they say they will allow you to move accounts to other instances? That seems extremely unlikely to happen
If you're just going to the link to visit it yourself, that's the proper link. If it wasn't a lemmy.ca link you wouldn't be able to interact with anything.
But when you're sharing communities, (like linking them in posts), you should use !community@instance (e.g. [email protected]).
This is done so anyone from any instance can go to the community and interact with it, instead of being sent to lemmy.ca where they won't be able to interact.
If you're linking to a community outside of Lemmy, what's usually done is to link to the instance the community's in (e.g. https://social.fossware.space/c/fossdroid)
You should be able to see the ! link for most communities under the title, and you can right click copy it to get the link to the community in its home instance.
https://ecosia.helpscoutdocs.com/article/33-how-does-ecosia-make-money
Ecosia only gets money from ads if you click on a link, so if you quickly scroll past them all the time you might as well leave uBO on.
They also said you shouldn't just click on ads randomly, it won't help.
They say
What if I never click on ads?
That's fine, every additional user makes Ecosia more attractive to advertisers. The best way to support our mission is to use Ecosia like you would use any other search engine.
Don’t be concerned if you rarely click on ads, simply by being an Ecosia user you’re adding to the size of our user base and turning an everyday action into something positive. The more people collectively that use Ecosia means we have a wider reach and ultimately can plant more trees.
Works on Jerboa too