Teknevra (She/Her) @ Teknevra @lemmy.world Posts 42Comments 32Joined 2 yr. ago
Out of curiosity, why DO people dislike bots here?
Not that I am such a major Bot user, but I feel like they could defeated be helpful, as well as add some variety.
Is there any way of potentially fixing the issue?
Yeah sorry about that, I am having issues with Lemmy.
I personally didn't remove you.
I had you modded, and then when I checked later on, you had somehow been removed as mod.
You should be remodded now
Looking for Potential Mods
Thank you very much.
You are now Modded.
If we did, I never noticed anything.
Should Lemmy consider implementing a collaborative pixel art feature similar to Reddit's r/place?
Thank you very much.
FEATURE REQUEST: Add a Cross-Account Notification Indicator for Multi-Account Users
These are just some random ones that I randomly thought of:
1.) Multi-Window Support: Open multiple communities simultaneously.
2.) Color-Coded Comments: Enable color-coded comments for easier thread scanning
3.) Per Account Settings: Customize settings individually for each account
4.) Experimental Options: Allow users to beta test new features
5.) Premium Option: Potentially add a subscription option for users who wish to subscribe.
6.) Swipe-back Functionality: Add the ability to move between sections without using the back button
7.) Long-Press Previews: Quickly preview images, GIFs, and albums without opening them fully.
8.) Potential Premium Features:
Cloud backup, ad-free browsing, user tagging, text translation, text selection from images, etc.
Integrating Sync-like Features into Connect for Lemmy: An Open-Source Alternative?
Are we sure that he's not secretly Michael Jackson?
Perhaps offer it as a setting, that users could potentially turn on/off?
It's just that, IMHO, there's no point in having Profile Images, if you're not allowed to zoom in /out, and see them up close.
In Reddit, if, while scrolling through posts, you tap on a post that contains an image, and then swipe upwards, you are able to access the comment section, without having to click on the comment section button.
Or perhaps a Federated Website, and then just link the website when you want to make the linkable list?
I wonder if there could potentially be an instance called "Lemmy Religions Network", that is basically just an Instance for religious communities to be under?
That way, users who are specifically interested and looking for religious communities know what to look for.
Sure, I'll take it.
For OpenChristian mainly.
Although, if it goes well, I might consider potentially attempting to expand it by bringing other subs like:
or others
I have already done Queer_Muslims
I wouldn't mind the extra help.
Which religion are you/looking for?
EDIT: OpenChristian is now up.
I mean, He did go to Japan
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-little-known-legend-of-jesus-in-japan-165354242/
Should We Consider a Decentralized/Federated Alternative for Search Engine Platforms (Chrome, Gecko, etc.)?