Your instance rejects Follow requests from instances not on your ‘Allow list’, which is a pretty small list.
Edit: the list has since been expanded.
aka freamon
Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/freamon?tab=activity
Anything from https://lemmon.website is me too.
Your instance rejects Follow requests from instances not on your ‘Allow list’, which is a pretty small list.
Edit: the list has since been expanded.
Hi. I raised an Issue on the crawler’s repo a couple of weeks ago. Still waiting for a response though …
It’s best avoided, yeah. A marginally better title would be “A transgender woman got a job at …”, but it’s not like this joke is particularly worth fixing anyway
Yeah, maybe. I’ll leave it with you …
Fixed now - a community called "wave" music
caused a JSON deserialization error (because JSON uses "
for its own purposes).
It’s been 2 weeks since I raised the Issue for 0.19.4 / 5 instances on lemmyverse - given that there’s been no response, we might have to give up with these lists anyway.
Re: your edit - please feel free to open an Issue for PieFed about it. It’s MBIN content in Lemmy’s communities, so it’s something that needs attention (we should show it, even if Lemmy doesn’t). I’ll have a crack at fixing it next time I’m working on the code.
'Bin follows the same format as Mastodon for inline images, which is different from Lemmy.
Mastodon puts the details for an inline image inside an ‘attachment’ field, with nothing in the ‘content’ fields, whereas Lemmy doesn’t use an ‘attachment’ field at all for them, and includes the HTML for img src
in the content.
It’s always been the case that Mastodon didn’t show images from Lemmy comments. I don’t know if the reverse is a new thing or if it’s always been like that.
It depends. It seems like Lemmy batches up its activity to send to remote instances - so, per instance, it sleeps for a bit, then sends what it has. If both a Create and an Update are in the same batch, Lemmy just sends the Update. If they don’t happen to be in the same batch though, it sends both activities.
(this is outsider observation, not insider knowledge)
This is a great list. Note, though, that lemmyverse.net (and by extension, !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl) are less useful at the current moment than before because lemmyverse needs an update before it can crawl the increasing numbers of instances on 0.19.4 or above.
I wouldn’t do this personally, but if I did, I think I’d at least pipe the results to head -n 1
to only act on the first result.
‘subscribe to anything’ is handy, too. I’m subscribed to this post, for instance, so get notifications of new top-level comments.
The last time I raised an Issue, the dev did respond, but it was a full week later. Maybe just considered low priority vs. other stuff in his life, rather than unmaintained. Hopefully, anyway. We’ll see …
For lemmyverse, the issue for it is here: https://github.com/tgxn/lemmy-explorer/issues/184
We’ll have to wait until that dev responds, or maybe until Lemmy devs change their mind about not providing a nodeinfo 2.0 response for 0.19.4 instances.
EDIT: ah, me and Blaze were commenting at the same time, it seems.
More and more stuff won’t feature as instances continue to upgrade to 0.19.4, as lemmyverse.net doesn’t yet support it (there was something like 582 instances listed yesterday on there, it’s 572 now).
Please use your mander account to inform OP that their instance is wildly behind .world - see here
The delay and eventual deletion of comments and votes will have an obvious effect on mander’s “hot” and “active” algos.
If you look at this post on mander, it’s not got any of the comments, so there’s no point anyone using a .world community to answer OP’s question.
Hello. This data is sourced from lemmyverse.net, which uses its own crawler, distinct from the lemmy-stats one. The underlying issue is likely the same, so I’ve filed a bug here (past experience suggests that the dev won’t be that quick responding to it though)
The instance I’m on is defederated from links.hackliberty.org. I’m not certain why, but I looked at it to find it’s a place for conspiracy theories, including ‘9/11 Truth’ stuff, so it’s probably that.
There looks to be a bit of indecision about the right instance for a new ‘privacy’ community, so I’m just mentioning this in regard to that.
That’s kinda funny, in a way - unsophisticated prevention for an unsophisticated attack.
Everyone trying to use the Internet normally suffers due to this kind of stuff.
Nothing yet for today (Sunday), because the crawler at lemmyverse has failed. More info is here: https://github.com/tgxn/lemmy-explorer/actions/runs/9434433542/job/25986550190 - it’s bailed because there are 6011 communities missing from that run compared to the previous one. I’ve seen that number before, which suggests it’s a single instance with that many communities which is failing to give a response.
EDIT: the midday run worked though.
I made a post here: https://lemmy.world/post/16949903