Well the bot issue can be overcome with a new bot. Unfortunately the first issue is one that can only really be sorted out with a new instance.

Congrats on your first pull request!

Will it not get another moderator or just fall into disuse?

Glad to see the federation bug finally fixed

Glad to see it back

Congratulations on finally getting this out. The amount of work that went into this release was amazing. Thank you everyone that contributed.

This is super exciting!

Federated means accessible in a single state. It doesn’t mean zero ownership or control, hence why the dictionary definition mentions internal autonomy.

Those are spammers. Block them, that’s the only way they’ll learn.

This is something for admins to sort out rather than the developers, especially as they don’t know enough about it.

Best is coming

Really? Hmmm that’s interesting and so needless. Thanks for enlightening me.

Urgh, algorithms.

Subscribe to more communities and only look at all when your Subscribed moves too slowly.

So if I have a successful community, someone on another instance should get to ride on my work and flourish by setting up a community with the same name? This makes no sense.

Did Threads release their source code?

These are great questions

That would be epic

I look forward to seeing your groups

You’re an exemplary person!

Hey, so you’re able to set up a community any time you like. Remember that lemmy is decentralized. Have you considered creating your community on lemmy.tf or another instance? No matter what instance anyone is on, they’ll be able to access your community. Alternatively, you can create your own instance and host your communities there.