This will be fixed by the same PR as the number thing. Really looking forward to the next release of the app, there have been a lot of fixes and improvements.
awdsns
joined 1 year ago
Subscriber counts are per-instance, if you open this community on lemmy.ml you'll see over 3k subscribers. However, you'll also see some missing or different posts and comments because the federation between instances is pretty wonky at the moment.
All that to say: There are quite a lot of people here already, but there are still some wrinkles to iron out before substantial parts of /r/anime could migrate here. I'd be happy if they eventually did though.
New response just dropped.
Not anime, but interest-tangential: Japanese Language !japaneselanguage@sopuli.xyz https://sopuli.xyz/c/japaneselanguage
Just found !okbuddybaka@lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz https://lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz/c/okbuddybaka
It's like animemes, but 100% more baka!
Bist nicht der erste, dem ich damit unabsichtlich die App abgeschossen habe: https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/issues/556 😅
Das hängt von der App ab, in Jerboa auf Android geht auch immer der Browser auf. Wird dieses Format !munich@discuss.tchncs.de in Mlem automatisch in einen Link konvertiert? Jerboa macht das glaube ich nicht. Aber es tut sich gerade viel, da wird sicher noch einiges verbessert.
The monkey's paw curls...
Sure, let's heap all the suffering on Miorine for a change!
Could you link the communities you mentioned?
I've found !animememes@lemmy.ml https://lemmy.ml/c/animemes
I understand the sentiment, and everyone of course has the right to do this with the content they posted, but please consider:
The only thing this probably achieves is fucking over people googling for specific information in the future. How often have I searched for some really specific problem or information, only to find a thread in some niche subreddit from years ago with exactly what I needed?
For Reddit itself it's trivial to keep previous versions of comments. Also deleted posts can just be flagged as 'hidden' and still remain in the database. They already have your content and won't be giving it up. So please consider leaving it available for the public as well.
That's a good idea! I understand the sentiment of leaving a final "fuck you" to Reddit, but at the same time the thought of losing the treasure trove of accumulated knowledge stored there pains me.
It has nothing to with you having to accept it, it's the instance itself having to confirm the subscription request. That doesn't work reliably atm: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3203