For the last couple of days we were offline due to a DDoS attack originating from Tor.
We are now behind cloudflare (π) but at least we are online.
We might switch to a different CDN in the future.
1 condition from my side: Don't ever talk about what you are going to use the Monero for or where you've gotten it from, otherwise I'll have to ban you from here.
12 upvotes, only 3 out of the downvotes come from this instance.
geteilt von: https://monero.town/post/2863766
Monero turns 10 today! π₯³
It's likely. EU also recently voted on a 3k euro limit for cash limit for non-kyced transactions. Good thing we have Haveno coming up which is a p2p marketplace and so far the EU has left p2p mostly alone (not like a ban would be enforceable anyways).
It's often the same people.
Most of the downvotes are from lemmy.world who have made it their new hobby to downvote posts on our instance, don't take it personal :)
https://serai.exchange will have its first testnet soon. It assume it could become THE place to trade XMR in the future.
Valid point with the instance list.
For some reason posts on our instance have recently gotten more downvotes from outside instances than usual and many posts look like this:
I personally don't like the idea of disabling downvotes but if the feature is mostly going to be used by outside users because crypto is "le bad" we might as well turn it off.
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Please don't let this community devolve into photos of stickers. That's why I left the reddit one.
The votes are also pretty mixed, maybe there should be a specific community for sticker/outreach posts?
It's mostly tiny snowflake instances with defederation-lists that are multiple hundreds long, fuck them lmao π€·ββοΈ
Thank you Vik, much appreciated <3
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Running the latest, unmodified release from https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
As you've already hinted at, that JS is most likely related to the PWA part of lemmy.