

Because they were added by Flipboard.
Because they were added by Flipboard.
I muted the entire Flipboard instance. They were just annoying. If I need any of those, I use RSS.
AP is supposed to be interactive but I’m pretty sure none of them are looking at those. And the ones that are already have accounts so these are just redundant anyway.
Only “absurd” in the context of a user. Not really in the context of a business with 3B MAU who will not leave no matter what.
It looks like at one time you could archive the group but not anymore.
blocking scrapers is very easy
The entirety of the internet disagrees.
I know that shitty AI bot all too well. Unfortunately I’ve tried and failed to get people to leave as well. I have a community of ~20k users. Sad reality is that not only does no one care but they will actively attack you for even suggesting such a thing.
Facebook knows what they’re doing. The only way to close the group is to remove each and every member, one by one, and even if you actually wanted to spend the time actually doing that (I have), they will “detect automated activity” and lock your account.
I created my own private Lemmy community. Even set up Photon as a frontend. Not 1 single user joined.
So yeah, we’re so fucked.
It potentially gives them grounds for a lawsuit. Probably not but potenrially. There’s no reason not to explicitly deny permission. They have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
You’re giving me anecdotes and I’m giving you statistics.
They’ve been doing it for quite a while. Very slowly. The problem is it’s currently unidirectional, and opt-in. I imagine its the same reason Apple has adopted RCS (also opt-in): legal pressure.
If they just ignore it completely, legislators might completely fuck them like they did Apple with alternative payments. But if they kinda half-ass it then they can point to it and say “SEE, WE HAVE INTEROP! NO MONOPOLY!”
You can log into any Lemmy instance from any Photon instance.
I’m not a big fan of most RSS readers. And def not for Reddit content.
I replaced RIF with Stealth. It’s actually a really excellent read-only client that you can subscribe to subs and view content without contributing anything to Reddit.
RIF was arguably the best Reddit mobile app.
I don’t see any of that as useful, personally, other than changing the resolution. I sure as hell would not want to manage my video from the app LOL. But it’s great that they’re adding that.
Wow. That was needlessly antagonistic. I don’t know your situation but what’s happening is that you’re pawning off these costs to other people. PeerTube is just not going to foot that bill for you, so you have unrealistic expectations.
Also most of that stuff is unnecessary, you can simply get a DAS box and connect it to your local machine as a hard drive.
Not necessarily. Like I don’t have my YT stuff stored anywhere any more.
I mean, that’s just poor archiving practices. There’s no reason you shouldn’t keep originals stored and backed up locally. You shouldn’t depend on someone else to archive that for you.
Honestly, I have no notes for the PeerTube app. They really nailed it on the first try…
Yeah it’s broken right now. You are subscribed it will just take a long time to take. Come back and check again in a couple of hours.
Flipboard is it’s own media platform that is embracing AP. So these are just mirrors from Flipboard publishers.