Since my last post yesterday, lemmy.world has added over 3000 new users, bringing the total user count to 22000 today (source: https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/list). It firmly holds the position of the second-largest lemmy instance, passing beehaw.org by a large margin of 10000 users.
In other news, beehaw has defederated from lemmy.world a few hours ago. How does the third-largest instance only have 4 ~~mods~~ admins for its 12000 users?!
So much going on!
I missed what happened with mastodon.social. What moderation tools were missing?
Gotcha. Do we know if lemmy is getting something like that soon?
There is also the sister project kbin.social, it pulls in Lemmy and Mastodon content. We're currently working on getting more instances set up for kbin and there are more features being added as well. kbin.social is the "main instance" but I think there are like 10 or 15 now in total that have been spun up.
I believe this is the link that shows the other instances: https://the-federation.info/platform/184 (I'm not 100% sure because it appears to be down at the time of me writing this comment)
bug/feature requests for kbin: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core
There is also the sister project kbin.social, it pulls in Lemmy and Mastodon content. We're currently working on getting more instances set up for kbin and there are more features being added as well. kbin.social is the "main instance" but I think there are like 10 or 15 now in total that have been spun up.
I believe this is the link that shows the other instances: https://the-federation.info/platform/184 (I'm not 100% sure because it appears to be down at the time of me writing this comment)
bug/feature requests for kbin: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core
It would be amazing if Lemmy implemented silencing/muting instances, it would make a great middle ground between fully federating or defederating so that it's less binary and absolutist, and allows more individual freedom within mod actions. I think having a spectrum of choices when it comes to interaction will help social media networks a lot, because it means there are more ways to deal with problems and it more mirrors real life social groups, which means the dynamics are less artificial and distorted.
As I understand it, on Lemmy media is hosted on your instance only. When you see a picture from a user on another instance, you're loading it from their instance.
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The moderators.
That's a fun way to call all the moderators tools :D