Quokka @ Quokka @quokk.au

Posts

6

Comments

30

Joined

1 mo. ago

Is 2034 the year of Lemmy?

Sonic and Mario at the Olympics

Robotnikinin

Robotnikinin is a small molecule capable of binding to and inhibiting the activity of Sonic Hedgehog (Shh) signaling up stream of Smo.

https://www.medchemexpress.com/robotnikinin.html

PieFed not PixelFed.

PieFed is like kbin/lemmy.

Those are all optional choices for instances.

So what you're saying is that they have a Social Credit Karma system like Reddit does? I already hate it.

Not that I'm aware of, members can see what percentage others vote (i.e. do you vote 100% downvotes?) but that's about it. Mods and admins can see a reputation metric, but that's not forward facing to the public and simply a way for bad faith actors to be flagged.

Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.

You can set it on a per instance or community scale as to if votes count, if you only accept votes from your instance, etc. It's actually a really handy option to have, maybe you want a community for only local members to vote on policy etc, well now you can filter it so only they can vote in here.

(piefed has no modlog as far as I can tell)

Admins can turn it on/off, I've turned it on for my instance. https://quokk.au/modlog

At the moment, you basically have to restart it all with a fresh install of PieFed on your server.

They are working on features options to transfer over and copy the content etc, but that may be many months away still.

Not that you would want to look any where else of course, but...

https://fedidb.com/servers

filter by software.

The Lemmy devs are the genocide deniers.

I just moved my instance over to PieFed on the weekend.

If anyone is looking for a smaller PieFed instance away from the bigger players, we'd love to have you here at quokk.au.

To not support genocide denying, transphobic, authoritarian developers.

Devs are more active and adding features users/mods need.

We're still all on the same Fediverse able to communicate, we're just using more 'ethical' software.

Blue is a good colour