I’ve gone through a similar experience with two instances. Eventually they both approved. It just took them ages. Of course I needed only one.

There’s UFoI, but to my understanding that’s only helpful in cases of litigations related to federation.

I’d like to point out that in !techtakes@awful.systems they have a rule saying:

This is not debate club. Unless it’s amusing debate.

which they use to wolfpack onto anyone who even remotely questions their tribal consensus, even if that person is coming from sharing a post that is well aligned with them.

Lemmy is wild indeed.

I hope one day the Lemmy developers arrive at the idea that a person could be a community, somewhat like the way Mastodon treats communities as users. It’s a confusing generalisation, but it works.

Ah, I see, so you are talking about this.

Of course it is nice if things get auto-generated, but doing it yourself, both in code and documentation should never be excluded as an option.

Could you elaborate on this:

it’s not really possible to document and validate that an endpoint needs to have at least one of something

In what sense it is not possible, as I can easily see it done in the code?

thank you!

Do you have more information on how it supports crossposting with Mastodon? As far as I know, Friendica supports its protocol, but that’s about it.

Unfortunately Diaspora does not use the ActivityPub protocol and doesn’t even bridge to it. They have made the deliberate choice to not ever have a sizeable community.

https://github.com/CitizensFoundation/your-priorities-app/issues/161

It’s not a straightforward task. And it’s controversial is you want to avoid multiple registrations.

It’s been around for many years now and famously was used in the consultations for the constitution of Iceland. We also used it in Bulgaria back in 2013 and had a community of more than 3000 users, but it lost traction due to being ignored by politicians and controversial debates.

You can see more recent activity on https://www.citizens.is/ , particularly the impact and news sections.

There’s https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt for a marketplace.

I’m really missing something like https://yrpri.org/domain/3

Well, plebbit being text-only means exactly that any media content is being stored remotely on CDNs

Someone else already did here: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/16916945

Wow, not sure if you did something or it was there all along… But I used to search for it by language. And the language is not there anymore :D

But seriously, thank you.

Can somebody also make join-lemmy.org notice that our instance exists? Can’t get it listed, even though we comply with the requirements for a while now.

Actually in Spain there are a Catalan and a Basque instances. Go represent this on your map :)

You could subscribe to the Lemmy community by following e.g. @fediverse@lemmy.world from mastodon. If you’re familiar with https://a.gup.pe/ , it’s exactly the same from mastodon. The difference is that with lemmy you can also access without passing through mastodon.

I’ve always wondered why active-but-silent didn’t count. If you bother to login, you’re active to me.

To me it is MAU that is more interesting. And this doesn’t stabilise if people stop using it.

On the other hand, the Kickstarter campaign should be an interesting push. It should improve retention.