Skavau
@Skavau@piefed.social
- Comment on 23 hours ago:
Well it isn't possible, and probably not ever possible to automatically redirect lemmy-based subscribers to a new community on piefed via migration. I also think lemmy users would not like that even if it was.
But Rimu did suggest he wanted it to automatically do it for piefed based users.
- Comment on New Fan Casting Community 4 days ago:
I think you missed the link to the community.
- Comment on Piefed now has a built-in alternative to Lemmyverse to discover active communities, with the "Active people" filter on the communities page (weekly basis) 1 week ago:
People feel the same way about lemmy.
- Comment on Piefed now has a built-in alternative to Lemmyverse to discover active communities, with the "Active people" filter on the communities page (weekly basis) 1 week ago:
Indeed. You can also search a term and then sort by active users, or filter it by a feed. But I think there needs to be some UI cleanup on the feed drop down box as that is going to be really, really long as people on different instances make new feeds
- Comment on Piefed now has a built-in alternative to Lemmyverse to discover active communities, with the "Active people" filter on the communities page (weekly basis) 1 week ago:
No it's not. It's just a way to sort by active weekly users, but you can mix and match by filtering with feeds which you can't do on Lemmy.
- Comment on Steam users in the UK will need a credit card to access “mature content” games 1 week ago:
Yeah, I think this is pretty poor from Steam. Especially if this expands in scope beyond the pornslop games to include stuff on the level of Cyberpunk or Baldurs Gate - which I assume it would have to per OSAs standards.
- Comment on Steam users in the UK will need a credit card to access “mature content” games 1 week ago:
Update: Debits do not work. You need a credit card.
- Comment on Steam users in the UK will need a credit card to access “mature content” games 1 week ago:
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/illegal-and-harmful-content/age-assurance
Which seems against OSA guidance
- Comment on Steam users in the UK will need a credit card to access “mature content” games 1 week ago:
It's more that people who don't want a credit card are screwed from this.
- Submitted 1 week ago to unitedkingdom@feddit.uk | 10 comments
- Comment on Mississippi's age assurance law puts decentralized social networks to the test 1 week ago:
Yeah but why aren't the other sites implementing checks?
- Comment on Mississippi's age assurance law puts decentralized social networks to the test 1 week ago:
Have any of Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, Discord implemented age-checks in Mississippi then?
If not, why is Bluesky the only one going dark there?
- Comment on Bluesky blocks Mississippi users over age verification law 2 weeks ago:
For Porn sites only
- Comment on Bluesky blocks Mississippi users over age verification law 2 weeks ago:
I suppose it's more me being curious about why the bigger-boys aren't using age-ID there.
- Comment on Bluesky blocks Mississippi users over age verification law 2 weeks ago:
Also, a detail but:
https://www.pcmag.com/news/supreme-court-lets-mississippi-age-verification-law-go-into-effect-for
It's considered likely to be unconstitutional.
The ruling now allows Mississippi to enforce its social media law while case continues in the lower court. In the ruling, Kavanaugh also cited several district court rulings opposing similar age-verification laws, concluding that "the Mississippi law is likely unconstitutional."
- Comment on Bluesky blocks Mississippi users over age verification law 2 weeks ago:
So I'm curious. If this law is in play in Mississippi now, are Mississippians being prompted for their ID on Discord, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit etc? I would check myself but my VPN doesn't have a Mississippi server.
If not, and they're not bothering, then why is Bluesky reacting like this specifically?
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
Sure, but it's not at the level of decline some doom about here. It's mostly stable.
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
Oh yes, it has some impact - but the slow decline of Lemmy instance activity has to be contextualised with whats going on Piefed (and to a lesser extent: Mbin)
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
When instances close, users tend to just disappear (as when Lemmy.ee closed down). The Lemmy.ee users seem to have just disappeared instead of migrated to another instance.
I suggest you look at the piefed activity indicator for more context here.
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
The user you are replying to has specifically sourced lemmy.world data there, which is not going to give you an overall for the wider fediverse.
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
Lemmy.zip is the only notable instance to have done this.
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
Well there's an amount, but it wouldn't have much impact on the Fediverse as there's no age-ID here.
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
That's just UK currently
- Comment on What is happening to Lemmy instances? 4 weeks ago:
To be fair, minnix.dev seems like a very marginal instance.
- Comment on What is happening to Lemmy instances? 4 weeks ago:
Both seem up for me.
- Comment on Why isn't Mbin more popular? 5 weeks ago:
I thought Kbin (I used kbin first) was okay but really overturned with too much going on and no real reason to use it.
- Comment on Lemmy User Feedback and Improvement Thread: Share Your Complaints, Suggestions, and Ideas 5 weeks ago:
Widespread instance blocking? I only know of a handful of instances often blocked.
- Comment on Lemmy User Feedback and Improvement Thread: Share Your Complaints, Suggestions, and Ideas 5 weeks ago:
Piefed has polls
- Comment on Lemmy User Feedback and Improvement Thread: Share Your Complaints, Suggestions, and Ideas 5 weeks ago:
It's funny because for new low-traffic communities now, Reddit is worse than the Fediverse in my opinion. The Fediverse has an effective catalog on every instance, you can search instances, you can rename your community to be more visible (you can't do this on reddit). I would also suggest you look into Piefed, which has even more tools here.
- Comment on As governments around the world are set to make the Internet more restrictive and privacy-invading, we need a solution 5 weeks ago:
Americans arent exactly in a great position to judge right now.