Looks like youre right, I’m removing it.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/joinlemmy-site/pull/606

Sorry forgot about that, you can view it now.

In this case I simply copied the text from last month, and adjusted the year and month everywhere. That is, everywhere except the title :D

These are already implemented, you can try them on voyager.lemmy.ml.

Oops we are in the new year already. Thanks!

There is a check so that each user can have at most 10 scheduled posts. That said you’re welcome to try it on voyager.lemmy.ml, and report any issues you find with this feature.

No it’s only the number of votes given by you personally to a specific user. Not the total of votes by all users.

Technically it would be a breaking change to remove it, so in that sense it could only be removed in a version 2.0. But maybe after some time we could add a setting for admins to disable api v3, and later have it disabled by default.

Yes makes sense, I opened an issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/3725

The difference is that Mastodon already reached version 1.0 much earlier, but Lemmy did not. In the current development branch we made some large rewrites breaking changes early on. Over time more and more features were added, and we cleared much of the backlog of existing issues. Then instead of calling the new version 0.20 we decided to make it 1.0, which indicates that it will be stable for a very long time. After 1.0 is released we will definitely continue with smaller releases to get changes out faster, and there will be no need for breaking changes.

To create multi-communities there is a button one the homepage sidebar (or use the direct link). I tried it just now as normal user without admin and it worked fine. Are you getting any error message?

Ah that makes sense, thanks for the suggestion!

You mean that announcements like this should include a list with the names of all donors?

You can try it now on https://voyager.lemmy.ml/multi_communities

You can try it now on voyager.

Yes just like that, and it will be compatible over federation.

There are a few reasons:

• Test if the plugin system really works
• As an example for other plugins
• Avoid bloating Lemmy core with functionality that isnt needed by everyone
• With plugins its much easier to make adjustments or new releases, and no need to wait for a new Lemmy release (and no need to fork all of Lemmy for minor adjustments)

I also developed a plugin for automatic language tagging of posts/comments, it works quite well even on very short text. Will also put it on voyager.lemmy.ml soon.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-plugins/pull/6

It will be available for testing on voyager.lemmy.ml soon.

@dessalines@lemmy.ml made various UI changes that seem controversial to me. Such as changing the theme colors or moving most post/comment actions from the action menu to the context menu. If you have strong opinions on the design it’s best to follow the repository on Github and comment in the issues or pull requests where these changes are made. Otherwise these may also get adjusted later during beta testing.