trending communities are going away in the next release iirc due to the current implementation not really being useful.
trending communities are going away in the next release iirc due to the current implementation not really being useful.
as long as you’re logged in the option should always be shown.
we do however recommend messaging @lwreport@lemmy.world instead of specific admins: https://lemmy.world/post/17422981
I’ve checked our server logs and it seems to have been an issue with a timeout.
This might be something that is fixed once we update to a newer Lemmy version that performs metadata processing in the background instead of while receiving the post.
lemmy does not track post views, especially not via federation.
you could try bringing it up at !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml but i wouldn’t count on this becoming a feature.
technically, posts can be marked as viewed if this is not disabled by the user, which would be the closest thing possible, but there is also no time decay on that. this information is limited to users on the local instance, so this wouldn’t be that representative unless used on one of the larger instances.
which browser and OS are you using? i haven’t seen this yet with firefox, only not being logged in while it’s loading
it doesn’t work from the post listing, but if you go to the post directly the option should show up
This section is fully removed in the next Lemmy release: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/2639
thanks, fixed on our end. i believe there was a change in one of the newer lemmy releases that should improve this if the activity of unfeaturing got lost somehow.
either you don’t have “show bot accounts” disabled in your profile or you have discovered a lemmy bug. this account is marked as bot also when viewed from slrpnk.net. you most likely do not have show bot accounts disabled.
calling other people pedophiles is not trolling.
such allegations can be life-ruining and should not be done lightly.
you may have been thinking of https://poliverso.org/objects/0477a01e-1166-c773-5a67-70e129601762, which was neither lemmy devs, mastodon devs nor lemmy.world admins
the bot has been marked as bot since the very beginning and is also clearly marked as bot in the screenshot as @blackn1ght@feddit.uk already mentioned.
i also just checked on db0 in case there was some federation issue that would have the account not be marked as bot over there and it’s also clearly marked as bot when viewed on db0.
the bot has been marked as bot since the very beginning and is also clearly marked as bot in the screenshot, so your comment does not apply here.
see also https://lemmy.world/comment/11567457
I believe I found the root cause, as you have configured your account not to show bot accounts.
the lemmy version used on lemmy.world does not currently filter those out, even though they are not shown in the actual message view.
this was fixed for a newer lemmy version already, but it should be a rather simple backport.
i’ve put it on my list of potential backports.
meanwhile you can try enabling showing bot accounts in your account settings and you should see all those messages. feel free to disable it again afterwards.
We’ll never login to your account and never ask you for your password.
We can check these things in a different way, but it would save time to just have this information provided by you, so we can see which area to look at. The notification number in the top right takes 3 different numbers as inputs and only shows the sum of all of them, and each one of them has different logic working behind it.
There is only a single link. If you’re currently using an app you might need to do this from a browser.
if you visit https://lemmy.world/api/v3/user/unread_count (in a signed-in session) you can see where these numbers are coming from.
if you could share these numbers in a pm to me i can take a look at where the difference may be coming from.
it would also be useful which 2 messages you are seeing, at least the type of them (pm, mention, reply).
no, there are currently no options to customize the viewing experience, such as custom css.
as others already mentioned, forcing light mode on people is generally not well received anyway.