It feels like upvotes don’t have enough weight in the algorithm, as the order is almost always newest-comments-first…

Could someone who speaks Arabic please contact them? I’d love to get those changes incorporated into lemmy-ui…

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I saw that the newly created community “askawoman” was deleted due to being a “troll community”, with reason being https://lemmy.ml/post/486254. …

What does this mean for Lemmy instances and the practice of blocking and banning users and instances? Or even moderation? (I know Lemmy has not grown into the ranks of Twitter & Facebook YET). …

Due to the recent ban of a wolfballs.com-user for “Bigotry and racism on his main account on Wolfball.” it is requested that Lemmy.ml updates the Code of Conduct to reflect actual moderation. Please consider adding that Lemmy.ml will ban users for comments made with other accounts on other instances…

In the last two days I witnessed three separate instances where a new user doesn’t understand that lemmy is bigger than just lemmy.ml …

I have just finished migrating the services mentioned above to new domains, and also to hosting on the lemmy.ml server, instead of my personal server. This makes sense because all of them are used almost exclusively for Lemmy development. It will also allow [@dessalines@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/u/…

It is just me, or are there a lot of icons broken on Lemmy.ml since a few days? …

For background, the dev team at Hexbear forked Lemmy a while back and implemented various features. The team is now working on porting those features back to Lemmy proper, to eventually enable porting the entire Hexbear site back onto Lemmy. This will enable federating. …

From the UI that pretty much copies Reddit’s in the regard, it would seem that yes. However, the votes are actually not secret. Maybe they were when they were local, but now they are transmitted to the federated instances. From other platforms, like Friendica, one can actually see the votes as (dis)…

Since both are written using Rust, I figured it would be super nice to have a desktop application using their toolkit. I was wondering if it could be considered by the developers and if anyone has any idea how hard would be to create it for someone who’s not a developer. Since you are technically no…

Crossgeposted von: https://lemmy.ml/post/412028 …

Examples, same PeerTube instance but different parent accounts (https://peertube.co.uk/) …

I can’t found it how can I post embedded videos or posts from social media sites, like on Reddit or other similar sites…

Is it possible to navigate through Lemmy with keyboard shortcuts? I appreciate the vim-like shortbuts in Mastodon…