It still requires a substantial amount of time to review the fix. Depending on the circumstances it might require more time to review a piece of code than to write it.
It seems you can see only the comment you reply to. But that sounds as a good feature that is possible to implement, may be you can leave a feature request on GitHub.
No, that's not right You can follow any community from any instance with your account, doesn't matter where you registered your account. I just subscribed to https://beehaw.org/c/programming from lemmy.pt user account
Is there any difference between servers? I understand that each community is hosted on a specific server and therefore there are local communities to your server, but if you can read all communities across all servers and you can (I guess) post to any community across all servers, then is there any difference at what server you've registered?
It still requires a substantial amount of time to review the fix. Depending on the circumstances it might require more time to review a piece of code than to write it.
When browser compatibility nightmare was finally almost over...
It hurts me to see your post, pls apologize
rolf
Subreddits are already called communities with /c/ prefix
Right? I was using Reddit mostly as imgur interface lately, but I see the real discussions here. Feels like Reddit many years ago.
One standardized conector should be a good thing?
It seems you can see only the comment you reply to. But that sounds as a good feature that is possible to implement, may be you can leave a feature request on GitHub.
It shows it for me on Jerboa for Android. I agree that is very important feature.
No, that's not right You can follow any community from any instance with your account, doesn't matter where you registered your account. I just subscribed to https://beehaw.org/c/programming from lemmy.pt user account
https://the-federation.info/platform/73
It's updated overnight I believe
There is !/c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
Is there any difference between servers? I understand that each community is hosted on a specific server and therefore there are local communities to your server, but if you can read all communities across all servers and you can (I guess) post to any community across all servers, then is there any difference at what server you've registered?