Presumably any ActivityPub platform that can search users globally and any instance that doesn’t block the bridgy domain/instance.

You can go to https://phtn.app/ and proxy login to any Lemmy instance. But admins can also self-host Photon on their domain, like https://p.lemmy.world/.

it shouldn’t be, but with our first past the post voting and barriers to 3rd party ballot access, it kind is.

Trump said it about COVID deaths during an interview in April 2020.

It is pucture-based, but the is more of grouping images clipped from websites (you can upload your own images, too).

This tracks. Two of my great-grandfathers were Norwegian, and one of my grandmothers was Italian. I love pizza.

It originally set out to be just an account-hosting instance, at a time when the major instances with the big communities would be going down as usage surged from people leaving Reddit. This way it was more responsive and reliably online. They have <10 communities hosted on the instance.

When they going to give us support for sending with an external SMTP account?

I just tried searching for @pics@lemmy.world on pixelfed.social and it was not found. However I can find myself when I search for @baronvonj@lemmy.world on pixelfed.social. So seems like you can’t.

The official apps are all open source (GPL-3.0, https://github.com/ProtonDriveApps), so even though a formal API isn’t documented it is derivable from the 4 available clients. This is how rclone added support for Proton Drive. So there isn’t really anything stopping GNOME or KDE from supporting it.

that’s a good point, too. they would have that moderation control over an official lemmy community, too. But obviously not on any unofficial communities.

Yes but that’s not supported by Google. If your going to ding Proton Drive for not having a natove Linux client then you shouldn’t tout Google Drive as a competitor who does, as they don’t. You’re giving Google Drive a free pass because of a third party. Google and Proton are the same on this feature and you should disparage both services equally as a result.

All that matters for decisions like this is the quantity of customers (actual or potential).

Google does not support Drive on Linux.

When I’m logged in I see the mod’s username.

edit: actually I see the mod names when logged into an app, but not directly via the web UI.

you as an instance admin can see who did a moderation action, but this is not generally visible to other users.

Eh? Since when is the modlog hidden from users? I can see the modlog on lemmy.world and I’m not an admin. I don’t even have to be logged in.

https://lemmy.world/modlog

Ah, yeah that makes sense then. They’re over 30M active users now.

Jack is still the single largest shareholder of private Bluesky stock …

Oh vraiment?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8dm0ljg4y6o

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluesky#%3A~%3Atext=It+is+owned+by+CEO%2CMike+Masnick%2C+and+Kinjal+Shah.

If anyone tells you Jack isn’t involved with BlueSky any more, you should really block them for either being willfully ignorant, or purposefully mistrustful

Sure thing. 👍

Their protocol allows for federated relay servers, but I’m not aware of anyone having done the exercise of launching one.

Hard European Tankie Left, who Administer and Moderate most of it’s instances

Weapons grade balognium. There’s ml and Lemmygrad, sure, but that’s not “most” instances by a long shot.