Yeah at the very minimum you should tell them which instance to use, don't make them choose
Die4Ever
Their donation links go straight to the charity, PayPal clearly tells you who you're sending money to
I think keeping the comments separate is probably still a good thing. There might be another way to improve it
I think once we get a system for multi-communities or grouping communities, we could revisit this issue
Can you share the link to that issue?
I don't think this feature exists yet, you should request it on their GitHub
I mean isn't that how it's supposed to be done? You post to all relevant communities? Lemmy even has a feature to deduplicate posts in your feed that have the same link URL, to reduce the repetition in your feed
If it's still annoying then maybe the software needs to handle it better, because I don't think only posting to a single community is good. Everyone else gets left out, especially when you consider some communities will be on defederated instances.
Support for Lemmy links (
!community@instance
and@user@instance
)
YES!
It works now in the latest version!
I haven't had any issues seeing my posts show up on mastodon
https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@[email protected]
But I think your post was around when federation was bugged until the server was restarted
edit: I just responded to this comment but now I noticed this is 3 years old lol how did this post show up on Hot? integer underflow?
seems to be happening on programming.dev but not lemmy.ml maybe before programming.dev only has it at 1 score instead of 12?
https://programming.dev/c/[email protected]?dataType=Post&sort=Hot
What about the logs for lemmy
? Also can you share your docker-compose.yml
and lemmy.hjson
? Make sure to redact the password from pictrs and postgres
I guess this feature request would help you?
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3809
So communities could disallow link posts