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Great news about Sync. I checked before I posted, but the update hadn't come through then, but it has now.
I don't even know who I'd ask about lemmy.world's API. Or, more the point, I don't know who I'd ask who wouldn't just try and gaslight me about it.
I'll ask about it in a community, I can ping you
Please do.
[email protected]
I've gotten a good impression about the admin team at lemmy.world but I'm not sure who to reach out to (or where). I assume Ruud gets too many messages. Maybe a post on the official [email protected] community?
Your bot and this community is a great service to the Lemmy ecosystem so I'm sure they'd be receptive.
Hmm, that Community is for Mods only, unfortunately.
The dev at lemmyverse.net has been in touch with the admins, and I saw a random post in support that said they're aware of the issue, so I'm reluctant to be a nag about it. Also, it can feel a bit awkward putting the case for my own Community forward, so I'm hoping I can leave it for others (I'll see if Blaze has any luck)
I posted in [email protected] already