Hello!

Crossposted from https://kbin.earth/m/fediverse@lemmy.zip/t/2330341

Hey, I am curious, are people working on storing fediverse data off the servers? Like using bittorent protocol or ipfs?

Does Piefed provide an RSS feed of your saved posts?

New user here, I tried all themes, but couldn’t find it in my settings. Is there a dark mode available?

Hi y’all. I signed up recently and still getting acquainted with the interface. Is there any way to change/collapse the posts? I’m not sure I want this “feed” style of browsing. Something like old Reddit would be great. Thanks!

There have been a couple of posts somewhat recently asking what can be done to attract new users to the Fediverse. My answer was basically “make it something new people would want to see and stick around for”. The crux of that was basically less news, less politics, less rage and more, well, anything else.

Fedi folks, I turn to you for advice with a bit of a problem. I co-admin an ActivityPub-enabled Wordpress site with 15+ years worth of blog posts and a couple of long podcast series. When WP announced their "vision" to become a CMS for "AI", the collective admin reaction was to get the hell off that boat before it turned to algorithmic shit.

I’m thrilled about reactions and an glad to see them supported. Several clients specifically mention supporting piefed (Blorp, Summit) - and technically they do, insofar as Piefed’s API overlaps with Lemmy’s API - but I’ve encountered none which have yet added support for reactions.

Does anyone know of a desktop client app for Linux which allows for easily switching between accounts?

Perhaps this is already implemented on one of the Lemmy variants?

I’m not running to be the next red or blue Fuhrer, I’m trying to discuss topics online.

In particular I’m not sure if my "woke cat" comics should have the box checked for future posts.

Keep hitting nginx error 413 Request Entity Too Large when attempting to upload an image with alt text to !NiceMemes@sopuli.xyz as a piefed.zip user. Wondering if this is a piefed.zip or piefed in general limit, since if I run to my original account at @emotional_series7814@kbin.melroy.org the post goes through.

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I’m the moderator of a community I created on Lemmy (/c/Delorean) and I’d like to add my piefed account as a moderator. Is this possible at all? I tried posting from this account to that community but I don’t see an option to add myself as moderator even though I’m logged in as my Lemmy account. Is this possible at all??

Before anyone says it: yes, I know about Funkwhale.

There seems to be a serious lack of a Discord equivalent fediverse platform unlike other social media alternatives. Most of the closest options are either too overwhelming in UI/UX for majority of people coming from Discord, missing deal-breaking features like video calling or are not federated.

It would good to know which sites are blocked to post links from and the reason they are blocked.

@AssociatedPress I follow you via Activitypub but I am struggling to figure out two things.

I suppose this is a problem with the instance, but I have no idea how to debug it.

No self hosting solution. There is many thing I don’t like on schedule.lemmings.world

HI! First, I’m very sorry if this is the wrong community, if there’s a better comm, please point me in their direction.

I’d like to switch MULTIVERSE to require registration approval, at least temporarily during periods of lower staff availability, but I don’t think anyone on our instance is receiving emails at the moment, and notifying users that their application has been approved is something I want to get working before requiring applications. I haven’t received My verification email.

I’ve tried two files, the larger is under 130 kB and 900x750 pixels.

How do I search on pixelfed

I posted this previously on new communities, but I thought it would be good to share here.

What does low bandwidth mode do?

Saw a comment on the Journal with Witch episode discussion to this effect… what other anime had that effect on you?

I just tried to make a post on Mastodon and tag a community in it so that my post would show up in that community – something I’ve done many times before.

So I made a script that post once every 8 hours or where I start the script. The script will post to random c/ that has subscribers but low activity from a corresponding subreddit in hopes of jump starting it.

The “Do not display posts with which I have already interacted (opened/upvoted/downvoted)” setting can be incredibly useful in general platform use but it can often create a lot of confusion at the same time.