yeah…

well to be fair, unruffled hasn’t answered mine either

but rimu’s a bit of a surprise to me, probably since i’ve never really “known” (seen) them much before other than “python dev, of piefed, making a third popular activitypub threadiverse client with lots of ambitious features”

still, i think some of the things directed that way in this thread are quite unfair

i’m interested in seeing data of only bans (preferably just sitebans, but if that’s not possible all their bans would be fine) by admins. commag moderation style has a lot more leeway

yeah that’s exactly why i don’t think the attitude score helps

that’s how it is by default for some reason. i haven’t added to me dictionary either and that’s how it shows in libreoffice calc. it seems like it just doesn’t squiggly any “word” with numbers in it.

flippant antagonism is the worst thing against discourse on the fediverse and we can do our part

i disagree

and note that I opposed the defederation, yet i still disagree

i don’t see how that has bearing on what i said lol. i argued about not creating many new communities and not closing inactive communities. the last new community i heard of were the two or three replacements for feddit, and just the 41st top community (41st since I estimate the photon pager has 40 items per page by default, and i clicked the top of page 2) has not have posts in over a month, let alone mod actions.

i’d say it’s more accusations of being a troll overall—original post is https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/67198913

as devil’s advocate i don’t think account karma should be a factor. downvotes would only be an extension of how exclusionary the instance is. dbzer0’s moderation is quite democratic, after all

the decision to graph per-community (i’ll call those "commag"s) doesn’t make sense to me. it seems to me like a bad approximation for lifetime total users that doesn’t control for either instance attitudes on commag creation or troll account registration (these usually don’t create communities). i’m unacquainted with pawb but i wouldn’t think they’re very ban-happy, and the fact that these graphs show them as twice as ban-happy per-community as, and a bit more ban happy than ml should tell you this isn’t very good methodology.

it seems more like dbzer0 and pawb don’t create many communities (but don’t close stale ones either, unlike .world), which makes sense as the ones that do exist are quite focused and targetted to the instance userbase.

how is loops going?

@kyonshi@dice.camp as long as it conforms with the subreddit rules

an example is provided in the PR’s before/after

no, the banner is what you currently see on Lenny above a community’s feed. i changed the post title to hopefully clarify that

to display the banner that moderators want for their community/magazine (i just call it a commag)?

some apps are paid

(see also https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/selling.en.html)

even being Apple-notarized (what you mean by “approved”) doesn’t mean it’ll be in the Apple App Store

confusingly the article leaves out what normal altstore does: install any iOS app provided its file and a connection to a computer (while installing) for seven days

Now, alongside the additional funding, AltStore is launching its own Mastodon server, running on the ActivityPub protocol, where users will be able to view app updates and new information from the sources they follow. Developers can opt in to have their app updates published to the new server.

go on, show me

except that wall is actually periodically cleaned, with new paintings on any wall in the city sending an alert to the townhall urging people to check the walls. if you try to force your writing through through pure insistence you’ll soon find yourself banned