big update, awful.systems is now a federated lemmy instance. let me know if anything looks broken! here’s what to expect:
- to pull up an awful.systems community on another instance, just paste that community’s URL into the other instance’s search bar
- federation with other lemmy instances should work, and probably kbin too? there’s no way I can find to pull in pre-federation posts on remote instances though, so send your friends here to read the backlogs
- we can’t federate with most of mastodon right now because lemmy doesn’t implement
authorized_fetch
, which is a best practice setting for mastodon instances. if your instance doesn’t use it, try entering something like@sneerclub@awful.systems
into your mastodon search; lemmy communities are represented to mastodon as users - this is pretty much an experimental thing so if we have to turn it off, I’ll send out another post
- reply to this post with ideas for moderation tools and instances you’d like to see blocked (and a reason why) and we’ll take action on anything that sounds like a good idea
federation was made possible by
- lemmy’s devs skipping their release process and not telling anyone 0.18.2 was released on friday? so we’re on 0.18.2 now
- updating all of the deployment cluster’s flake inputs just in case
- @dgerard@awful.systems shouting yolo
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weird - i went to make a post and a zillion communities that aren’t on this server showed up. How does Lemmy work these out? People here posting to them or something?
Oooh nice Jank, sorry if causing issues by test subscribing to communities which are a tad too active for our instance. Tell me if unsubscribing would help.
i went to post just now and a pile of non-local communities were in the list, that might have been it