I don't know - I just looked at KBIN's API reference and just as I was thinking "This is better than Lemmy's", it transpires that dev.karab.in isn't resolvable.
This is what Lemmy sees when it pulls your Mag through:
"name": "progresspics",
"title": "Post your progress!",
"description": "Show off your hard work! (Not limited to just weight loss) \\*\\*Use this format when posting pictures:\\*\\*\n\\\\\\> \\*Gender/Age/Height [Weight Before \\> Weight After = Total Amount Lost] (Time period in months) Personal title\\*\n\\\\\\> \\*Example: F/23/5'5\" [289lbs \\> 250lbs = 39lbs] (4 months) I am very proud of myself!\\* \\*\\*RULES\\*\\*\n\\\\\\> Be respectful\n\\\\\\> Support one another\n\\\\\\> No sexual comments \\*(based on the subreddit)\\*",
As you can see, all your markdown is being escaped like crazy.
I don't know what the solution is.
It doesn't help that KBIN uses slightly different markdown than Lemmy (e.g. underscores for italics on KBIN, asterisks for italics on Lemmy)
Argh, I looked here to see if someone else had raised the issue, but it didn't occur to me to check GitHub. I'm not sure I agree with what the 'Expected behaviour' should be - a link beginning with a '/' has always been relative to the server you're on, and '!' seems unusual to me, but whatever works.
I made a post here: https://lemmy.world/post/2535813
(Maybe call @[email protected] if you want a local link)
Edit: I didn't mean for me to call it.
Sync doesn't (yet?) support links that in the format of
[Community Name](/c/community@instance)
It only supports absolute links like
[Google](https://www.google.com)
and relative links like:
[[email protected]](/c/[email protected])
The first time this bot ran, it provided links using the '!' format, and - you'll never guess what - the replies were about how the mobile client someone was using didn't support it.
Providing more than one link type would look messy and be difficult to navigate, and Sync seems like its in the minority in its lack of support, so I can only suggest that the issue be taken up with the Sync dev, sorry.
The link format hasn't changed. I just downloaded Liftoff, and whether it can open links or not seems very hit or miss (at a guess, it isn't really giving it enough time to search for your instance's version of a community).
I had more success when I used the three vertical dots in the top right to open this page in a browser, suggesting it's a Liftoff problem, and not something I can do anything about.
Not really. The default experience for a new user would typically be to hide NSFW posts and therefore all porn, so they wouldn't see the content you're talking about.
Lemmy has quite a naïve interpretation of NSFW, essentially equating it to porn, and not catering to anything that isn't.
If you tick 'show NSFW', then you can use browser scripts or certain apps to block instances like lemmynsfw.com (mostly porn , but not every community is porn), but then you'd also have to individually block porn communities on instances that mostly aren't porn.
Well, that's just established canon at this point. I guess I'm just questioning whether any of the participants are really into it ...
I've not watched any of these trailers because trailers tend to give too much away, but I'm looking forward to this film.
Gareth Edwards directed, co-wrote, and co-produced it, so - for better or worse - it should be the most 'Gareth Edwards' film since Monsters.
There's a post on [email protected] called "Basic Lemmy API "get unread replies" script" which uses the jwt for a endpoint that requires it.
Authentication is optional for get_community, but if you want to include it, you'd just put an '&' between 'jwt=' and 'id='
This is my understanding
If you're given a link to a post, call the CommunityLinkFixer Bot, which should give you the URL of the post from your own instance (so you stay logged in):
[AT] CommunityLinkFixer [AT] lemmings.world
If someone gives you an absolute link to a Community, then the Bot should pop up to fix it itself.