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Yep, give admins the tools they need to identify this activity so they can defederate accordingly. Seems like the only way.
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You don't need Google Analytics to be crawled. You need Google Search Console integration to improve crawling.
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I mean a single use email like Guerilla Mail. Perhaps those domains were blacklisted.
(Sorry for the duplicate post by the way, lemmy.world is really slow and I can't delete the duplicate)
I tried signing up to this instance using a disposable email address but the verification email never came through. Do you have a rule against disposable email addresses? Thanks
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Tried to join but looks like they don't accept disposable emails unfortunately.
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No, the fact it's so complex is part of the problem. It's an interesting discussion to be had but it's not a Shower Thought.
A Shower Thought is something like "If Eminem’s Mom wanted to she could probably make a good amount of money selling her own spaghetti sauce" (stole this from Reddit). It's a random thought that comes to you, serves no real purpose but still just kind of lingers in your mind.
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Great, so even on Lemmy 'Shower Thoughts' are just statements.
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Unpopular opinion, but I'd consider it if the API provided all the data. I never expected the API to always continue to be free. But making me pay and providing incomplete data? Nah.
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Gesture and touch controls in general are much smoother in app compared to web browser.
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Eh, I'd rather see the original title (even if it's clickbait) than "LTT Video 327" — that would get annoying and confusing quickly.
Might even be possible to parse the video with AI and get that to generate a title. Probably overkill though.
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Just pay for Spotify... £10 for access to almost every song ever published. People need to appreciate how good they have it.
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They are clearly itching to ban NSFW content site wide (paid API doesn't even include NSFW posts). This sort of thing might make a good excuse.
But at the same time, who is going to enforce that? The unpaid moderators you just fired? LOL
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Allowing mods to pin comments was a mistake. Was always going to be abused.
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I wondered the same. I imagine when they finish designing the process it will actually be cheaper to manufacture.
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I don't think even most Reddit clients support this tbf
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The good thing is I think most of these issues are a design issue that can be solved client side rather than fundamental flaws in the architecture.
For example, if you go to comment on a Beehaw thread and the app just showed some kind of prompt, e.g. "Sign-up to Beehaw or an instance federated with Beehaw to comment on this sublemmy" I think it would feel pretty straightforward.
All the confusion with how federation works is something a well designed app could explain to users as they explore. Obviously it will just take time for the platform to mature to this stage.
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To be honest, that's how I feel about /r/casualuk and politics rule.
(Not going to share a political take don't worry mods), but everything is inherently political and so banning it feels disingenuous.
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Reddit got filled with loads of casual users following the redesign. If you look at most people's profiles they have only had their account for a few years. I remember on Old Reddit, it felt like most people had had their accounts since almost the beginning. And also, EVERYONE knew what RES and third-party apps were and they were all using it.
I just think the userbase is completely different to what it once was.
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Why can I still see Beehaw posts though?
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So most of the big subs are still private, am I reading that right? That's a relief. I thought most gave up at the 2 day mark.