That was Bungie. Would be great though.
jake
joined 1 year ago
Is there a better way to hide NSFW content on all/active than checking the "hide adult content" box?
Yeah but I don't know if there's anywhere it's made clear. Unless I'm mistaken, you just kind of have to know about the /d/ url.
Is there a better way to hide NSFW content on all/active than checking the "hide adult content" box?
Go to this page and block the domain. It seems to be the instance that all the offending posts are coming from, at least this morning.
I bounced back and forth between several lemmy instances and kbin.social. I feel like I gave them all a fair shot. I ended up sticking with kbin because I like the interface better, and it integrates with the fediverse better (microblog/mastodon integration). It is younger though, so it still has some more growing pains to go through, but the developer is very active, so I'm confident it'll get there. Ultimately, it will have a much more robust feature set than lemmy, and I still won't miss out on anything posted in a lemmy instance.
You can set up lidarr to monitor a spotify playlist I believe if you're comfortable with the *arr stuff.
I worry about how this is going to get handled. There are going to be a lot of people looking to check out Lemmy, and this could be a true pivotal moment for the platform. Like it or not, Beehaw is one of the instances that lots of people have been hearing about, and so you're going to play a part in that pivotal moment. Not allowing people to participate could drive them away. It's a tough situation. I don't envy you.
That was Bungie. Would be great though.