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Apps (both alternative frontends and mobile web apps) devs are unsung heroes
Tell me about it ha ha
There is on Piefed.
https://piefed.ca/ is managed by the Lemmy.ca team, you can give it a try


Let’s hope mobile apps devs will have time to support feeds soon!
That person doesn’t seem to know
it’s an Israeli supremists instance.
Wait, what?
Piefed.social literally had the Palestine flag as a logo a few weeks ago
Probably a variation of misinformation about some configurable, off by default settings: https://piefed.zip/c/fediverse/p/1005977/piefed-admin-settings-that-allow-to-enable-or-disable-content-filters-they-are-disabled-by
Sad day for the platform


Late to the party, but have you seen this post? It addresses most of the criticism against DeltaChat (and its use of PGP)
https://blog.feld.me/posts/2025/03/deltachat-is-actually-good-though/
To be fair, if a community is active enough, it makes sense to have an autobot in place, mods can’t spend 24/7 monitoring the community.
There are spammers who regularly register and post links to whatever they are advertising.
A few Lemmy instances have automod bots that remove content automatically according to baselines set by the admins.
There is no way to know if an instance is running an automod except when it acts.
Sopuli does not use one as far as I know, but Piefed instances like piefed.zip don’t either.
Little users like you are already using a Lemmy instance as it is configured.
A Lemmy admin can
Regarding the post you linked above, most of the controls can indeed be disabled, and they are disabled by default: https://piefed.zip/c/fediverse/p/1005977/piefed-admin-settings-that-allow-to-enable-or-disable-content-filters-they-are-disabled-by#post_replies
That’s… sad to see.
I’ll probably make a post about this when I have some time. Community fragmentation is still quite a large issue across the Threadiverse, it was supposed to be solved by this.
We should just stop explaining federation. If someone wants to give it a try, point them to one instance you like, and let them go there.
If they come from Reddit, it looks similar enough for them to use it.
Crosspost comment consolidation helps with that issue.
Already available on Piefed, planned on Lemmy 1.0.
!wholesome@reddthat.com helps with that