Inconveniently Harmless
Definitely, post as much as you like, it will federate automatically to all the linked instances.
A word of advice is to stagger the content a bit (e.g. give it 10-20 minutes between posts) - I personally don’t care but other admins might perceive posting too much, too quickly as spam. You or your community can still be banned locally on other instances.
People can be pretty quick to jump the trigger on this stuff, I got a report about you being a bot too. It’s all a bit silly.
Yes it can, I can see it pop up in the lemmy.world search just fine. Federation is a bit wonky at first but now that it has been linked, it should be relatively smooth sailing.
It’s true, some instances do de-federate us. Not all, hence I can talk to you here, but some do.
As an instance we do not suppress content based on political views, and this rubs many people the wrong way. I can’t change what they do and I can’t change their minds either, so it is what it is unfortunately.
Hey, firstly thanks for starting a community on our little instance - we are glad to have you!
I have used lemmy-federate.com on your behalf to federate it more broadly.
Regarding your issue, Lemmy can get a bit confused when you’re logged into multiple instances from the same browser. Your best bet is to clear cache and try again.
Edit: Just read some of the other comments, lemmy.ml and some others do indeed de-federate us, which is why you won’t see the community from there.
https://hilariouschaos.com/ does not ban/censor people we disagree with, we do not moderate based on political lines. This statement applies to the instance; individual communities run by other users will moderate according to their own standards.
Our rules around content are covered in our terms of service, we expect everyone who joins to agree to these terms and respect them, but as an instance we do not have an agenda.
This is pretty unpopular on Lemmy, we get called many names and get shunned a lot for it. Nevertheless, you are welcome to join if this sounds appealing to you.
The good weather never ends.
It is a bit weird, and mostly for imaginary reasons. There’s a growing mythology surrounding our little instance.
If you think someone is breaking the rules, then report them. If you don’t want your shit to be removed, then stop breaking the rules.
It’s really not hard. We will not ban anyone because you don’t like them, but I will ban you if you keep this up. You obviously don’t care anyway, so go ahead.
I’ve done this one, let me know if you want to add other ones
I removed your last comment because it was an ad hominem attack. I suggest moving on, none of this stuff is on topic and harassing someone across posts is not OK, irrespective of how justified you think you are.
You can debate what they say as much as you like, but don’t attack the person.
This is true, but it prevents external downvoting from influencing how posts are displayed locally on the instance (e.g. it prevents mass downvoted posts from being moved down the ranks).
To clarify: Not recently, they have been disabled for about a year.
I think everything grayscale may be a bit much, but I do use redshift to give everything a nice reddish theme at night.
I might try it sometime though.
It’s already in effect, though it probably won’t make a huge difference unfortunately, as most of the instances we weren’t linked with are very small. Ultimately we are a small instance ourselves which is why things are quiet sometimes - in time I hope that can change.
I will at some point try to see if I can talk with some of the larger instances that have defederated us, perhaps they can change their minds. That would make a larger impact, though my hopes aren’t high.
It’s not very sophisticated, we just sign up, start a community called “HC Embassy” or “Embassy of Hilarious Chaos” or something equally stupid, and start something akin to an AMA thread.
Haha yeah I’ll definitely need to be in a good mood for that one, but I’m curious too.
I was thinking I could sign up on their instances and open an “embassy” thread (or community?) to see if we can talk things out / dispel some myths.
This right here sums it up nicely:
The whole shtick with Fediseer is to pressure instances into falling in line under threat of defederation. It’s reasonably effective, most small instances would struggle when cut off from chunks of the federated network they’re trying to be a part of.
I also think most Admins probably hope to get some money coming in through donations, and you need to be reasonably vanilla and attract new people for that to work.
We really don’t need donations to keep running, in fact we don’t even ask. I’ll be damned if I let some random Internet dude with an over-inflated sense of self-importance tell me who I can or can’t allow on the instance I run as a hobby, as to not offend his political sensibilities.
@realcaseyrollins@narwhal.city I meant this as a reply to your post but failed.