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A comment I posted is missing from where I posted it, but I can’t find anything about it in modlogs. What’s this mean?

I got a lot of backlash for a thread on Lemmy the other day about how the “federation” system is fundamentally broken by its lack of Tor support.

I noticed that after editing a post’s alt texts, it doesn’t change. Is it supposed to be that way or is it an oversight?

Has anyone made custom themes for PieFed? Is it even possible in the first place?

Rather than a format like piefed.social/post/long_number, posts how have a url that includes the community name and title in it.

Next to list and tiling, how about a videoplayer view?

#PieFed now has friendly looking urls for posts, like this one:

Some meme or image-based communities will prefer to set this to ‘Image’. Mods can edit the community settings to change it.

I encountered an odd federation issue where microblog responses do not get reliably federated to threadiverse instances.

On ActivityPub.Space, I started adding links out to various implementors’ development announcements.

I’ve followed all the frequent posters on piefed.social using my mastodon.social account so we should be seeing a lot more PieFed content showing up there now. But unless you use hashtags, I’ll be the only one seeing it!

Caution: This is not a working plugin. This is intended to highlight some ways the plugin system could be used in the future. But this specific code is an early attempt and not up to quality standards.

Caution: This is not a working plugin. Just some code for further discussion within the developer community. Main issue is that we don’t (yet) have much of a proper interface to hook into, so this code pokes around in the database and misuses various functions to accomplish the task of posting and replying. Probably circumventing some other code which encompasses these things in regular PieFed for good reasons.

At Piefed office hours, rimu@piefed.social and I got to talking about what’s next for Piefed and the Threadiverse WG.

TL;DR I want Mastodon hashtags treated like communities.

PSA for #PieFed admins: upgrade to the latest version! it fixes ovo.st integration piefed.blahaj.zone/c/mutualaid

#piefed #forum decentralizzato per costruire comunità #fediverso @diggita @fediverso

.. is waaaay too far down in the page. Please consider it floating on top, e.g. next to the Community title.

RSL is a new initiative by a group of big internet publishers that seeks to define the conditions under which AI crawlers can harvest their content. Their guide describes the various ways the content can be made available, including for free or a paid royalty but only by digging deeper into their reference material was I able to figure out how to prohibit all usage.

Hey rimu@piefed.social question to you about post removal...

Autre démo, cette fois sur jlai.lu depuis peculiar.florist@testfediverse Cette commu sert à expérimenter la fédération et le markdown.#test #federation #iceshrimp #lemmy #piefed #mbin

#Pixelfed and #Piefed are not the same—and no, the similar names don’t make them cousins. They’re completely unrelated projects.<br/><br/>Pixelfed is for images. Think Instagram without Meta breathing down your neck.<br/><br/>Piefed is for communities. Think Reddit without the corporate overlords.<br/><br/>But here’s the beauty: both run on the #Fediverse, which means they actually talk to each other. I’ve posted from Pixelfed right into Piefed—something you’ll never see in the walled gardens.

I know a lot of you still think of the #Fediverse as just “Mastodon”.

This is another core reason why #Lemmy and #Piefed are better than #Reddit.

I’m glad I built my #Fediverse communities on #Piefed—because they’re rolling out a “move community” feature.<br/><br/>If site admins go toxic or a server is circling the drain, you won’t be trapped. You can just pick up and move elsewhere.<br/><br/>That’s the Fediverse’s killer feature, the one corporate social media can never match: the freedom to walk away.

I’m glad I built my #Fediverse communities on #Piefed—because they’re rolling out a “move community” feature.<br/><br/>If site admins go toxic or a server is circling the drain, you won’t be trapped. You can just pick up and move elsewhere.<br/><br/>That’s the Fediverse’s killer feature, the one corporate social media can never match: the freedom to walk away.

Differences between #Lemmy and #PieFed

what am i missing? click image button, get markup template, ''. or paste image in 'body', nothing. probably go fishing in console log. might be dropping some cross-site script or something. firefox.

PieFed is growing fast, and some mobile apps like Voyager etc. now support it.

A core part of the Fediverse is decentralisation, ideally we don't just have eg. one bit Privacy community Instead we have a bunch, none with more than ~20% market share, or something along those lines.

Follow-up: Where can I further research how these technicalities work so as to not spam this community further?

A lemmy server's /instance page shows lists of federated and blocked instances, but piefed's version doesn't seem to have this (you see Online | Dormant | Gone forever | Trusted - and I'm not 100% clear on what some of those mean). Is it possible to see a list of servers that my piefed server has defederated/blocked?

Are there any apps that support topics and feeds?

https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1lzyl00/comment/n35kr4u/

Every single #Fediverse server of all types should do this. Every one. “PieFed now includes a simple plugin engine so third parties can extend PieFed functionality without adding their code to the main #PieFed project.” piefed.social/post/1031211 cc: @piefed_meta

I have now found 1070 verified accounts from media organizations in the #Fediverse, but only on #Mastodon, #Flipboard, #Threads, #Bluesky, #Ghost and #Peertube.

Sometimes I write a comment on a post that is relatively new. Often, in such cases, I am interested in what others comment. Having a checkbox to get notified of other comments (effectively clicking the bell button via the action of commenting) would be handy

Just wondering. Could be cool.

Today I coded something I've been dreaming about for many months - a solution to the #ActivityPub scaling problem.

I'm sure there are some good reasons, but I don't know what those reasons are.

Tl;dr: I think we have too much "empty" content and noise here and it drags down the place for 2 years now. Does PieFed include an approach to change the situation?

Since https://piefed.social/f/rpggames seems to be mostly about computer games, I created a bunch of feeds for TTRPG

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I would like to crosspost this https://piefed.social/post/993050 to https://piefed.social/c/afrikaans

Now that Voyager supports PieFed, when promoting the Fediverse on Reddit I will be using this going forward

i've been using lemmy (sh.itjust.works) for a while now and while its been good something has just felt off.

I really like the idea of this #Lemmy community: feddit.online/c/dadforaminute@ . I wish it were more active.

Welcome to Piefed.zip! 🥳🎉🎊

What features made you choose PieFed over Mbin/Lemmy? What features do they have that you’d like to see in PieFed?

I've created !polls@piefed.social. Normally I would go to the big community promo communities on Lemmy and promote it there. But, since this is a polls community and Lemmy doesn't support polls yet, the community is completely empty when viewed from Lemmy.

Recently joined and started a community for people who want to move away from Lemmy and want to see Lemmy loosen its stranglehold on the threadiverse, if that seems like something interesting to you consider checking out !cancel_lemmy@piefed.social

The admin teams behind a few large Lemmy instances have also set up PieFed instances recently. If you’re looking for an instance run by people with plenty of technical experience and deep connections to the fediverse community, these are the instances for you:

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