Thanks! I think some buddies came up with it when I was young. It sounds slightly similar to my surname.

This post only says that the Lemmyverse data “is used to suggest search results to people when adding a remote community.” Is this data also included in the communities page?

Another thought about the linked post: Removing inactive communities from the Lemmyverse data is certainly a good thing for stuff like “technology”, “memes”, “news” etc., but if you’re looking for a community about a very niche topic you might even be interested in an inactive community without active alternatives to perhaps “revive” it with your posts.

One important thing about Lemmyverse is that you can search for communities your instance isn’t “aware of” yet. Seeing the “Add remote community” button, I guess this is something that’s not possible with Piefed’s community search?

cutie pies

Those polar bears are about to turn into brown bears.

You could also encode the DDL links. That’s what FMHY does for a list of (encodeded) links hosted on rentry.

That’s a funny gag

Shameless self-promotion: !anniversaries@sopuli.xyz

It’s like “On This Day”, “This Day in History”, etc. I’m currently the only poster but I don’t mind, I enjoy regularly looking for interesting anniversaries.

Post anniversaries on any topic you feel like; even personal anniversaries are allowed!

To be even more precise than the other comments: This is only the same deal if you buy an even number of them.

According to itch.io, the removal of Mouthwashing is not related to the purge of NSFW-tagged games.

This game hasn’t been indexed since October 2024 since it doesn’t meet our indexing criteria: https://itch.io/docs/creators/getting-indexed#why-isnt-my-project-showing-up

The developers are using a “Download” button as a link to Steam. The developer took down any playable files form this page in 2024.

Bluesky

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Not an answer to your question, but my experience of browsing lemmy has improved after hiding all scores.

I haven’t used piefed myself but I wouldn’t want to switch to it because I feel like it gives more power to downvotes and karma (or “reputation” as they call it):

• Comments with -10 score are collapsed by default.
• People who get downvoted a lot end up with a ‘low reputation’ indicator next to their name. You’ll know it when you see it.
• Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.

Those are three of the twelve points listed as differences to lemmy on their features page.

I also don’t agree with some of the points in their article on “PieFed features for growing healthy communities”.

I can confirm this behaviour. But yes, it would be better if it automatically disappeared after hiding.

Maybe there are alternative frontends that do this?

Is making a choice the same as making a decision? Hmmm…

Yes.

No, it’s about hexbear.