I wonder if they could shift to showing cached versions of pages, so that data is still accessible externally, but you can't interact or get to it from reddit.
This is so cool to see! Arguably more relevant data would be daily active users and posts per day, rather than totals of all time. That way we can see the fluctuation day to day and get a better sense of who is just coming here and who is staying here
AFAIK it doesn’t go back and update old posts. So if the connection is fixed and the bridge between these two services is rock solid, everything before that won’t be changed. It will only affect future posts.
Wait there aren’t any actual carts for this? Did they just drop a rom file somewhere? Who at McDonald’s came up with this idea and how can we get them a raise!
Federation is not perfect between kbin and lemmy. On kbin instances, if the server pulls some federated content that it isn’t quite sure what to do with, it drops it into m/random. Same thing happens if it’s missing any sort of meta data AFAIK
As far as I know they go to the moderators of the community that the post was in. Admins have some level of oversight but for the most part individual communities moderate themselves.
For example, if your account lives on lemmy.ml, but you’re browsing content from gaming@beehaw.org, when you report a comment it will go to the moderators of gaming@beehaw.org to take action. Admins who oversee all of beehaw.org can see a log of moderator actions across the whole instance, but for the most part they don’t participate in moderation except in very small communities.
It’s also important to remember that some communities were stood up very quickly and in some cases the people who started them and are the only mod might have stepped away and are no longer checking on reports. In this case it would be good to reach out to a site admin to take action and appoint a new mod of the community.
I’m the admin at https://honeyhive.social we’re still up and coming but the whole idea was to make a general use instance to take off some of the strain that the big instances are feeling
Uhhh.... bit of a stretch. Is it also similar to any other flag with lines that miiiiight look like an L and a W when you squint your eyes?
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Ahh definitely need to check this out, thanks for the suggestion!
omg this can't be real.... they know that the beer doesn't actually make you gay right? right....?
Ahh this is so exciting! Congrats 🎉
She's still a baby so not super sure. I feel like it's an average sized tail? Not noticeably longer than our other cat's tail
I wonder if they could shift to showing cached versions of pages, so that data is still accessible externally, but you can't interact or get to it from reddit.
This is so cool to see! Arguably more relevant data would be daily active users and posts per day, rather than totals of all time. That way we can see the fluctuation day to day and get a better sense of who is just coming here and who is staying here
So lovely to meet you Ada! Also, what is it about transitioning and hormones that makes people look at least 10 years younger?
You clearly don't know how any of this works. Federated content is literally "a house divided" and it all works better that way.
AFAIK it doesn’t go back and update old posts. So if the connection is fixed and the bridge between these two services is rock solid, everything before that won’t be changed. It will only affect future posts.
Wait there aren’t any actual carts for this? Did they just drop a rom file somewhere? Who at McDonald’s came up with this idea and how can we get them a raise!
Federation is not perfect between kbin and lemmy. On kbin instances, if the server pulls some federated content that it isn’t quite sure what to do with, it drops it into m/random. Same thing happens if it’s missing any sort of meta data AFAIK
As far as I know they go to the moderators of the community that the post was in. Admins have some level of oversight but for the most part individual communities moderate themselves.
For example, if your account lives on lemmy.ml, but you’re browsing content from gaming@beehaw.org, when you report a comment it will go to the moderators of gaming@beehaw.org to take action. Admins who oversee all of beehaw.org can see a log of moderator actions across the whole instance, but for the most part they don’t participate in moderation except in very small communities.
It’s also important to remember that some communities were stood up very quickly and in some cases the people who started them and are the only mod might have stepped away and are no longer checking on reports. In this case it would be good to reach out to a site admin to take action and appoint a new mod of the community.
Hopefully that makes sense!
I’m the admin at https://honeyhive.social we’re still up and coming but the whole idea was to make a general use instance to take off some of the strain that the big instances are feeling
What’s the difference between being arraigned vs indicted vs arrested?