Punch nazis, trebuchet TERFs.
I am building Voyager, a client for lemmy!
Frankly, Mlem’s approach seems better to me.
I don’t disagree, but mlem’s solution is a hacky workaround for the underlying problem. A much more universal and consistent solution would be if Lemmy exposed a list of reasons, which could be edited by community mods and instance admins.
The reason I added “breaks community rules” is so that admins specifically would know to ignore the report and let community moderators resolve it.
When an admin resolves a report, does it go away for mods too? If so that would probably be fixed in lemmy. Admins should only be concerned about enforcing instance rules… otherwise it would be WAY too much work for admins.
Could there be a standard for this?
Something like https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3324 probably. I’m thinking an array of reasons, where the type of reason can be ‘localSite’, ‘remoteSite’ or ‘community’
The link preview stuff in comments solves that problem. It’s not in posts though similar to apollo, only comments. It could be added to posts, maybe as a preference.
Edit: another idea is a pop to confirm location on click if URL-like label doesn’t match domain of actual url.
It should work fine to tap the link with voyager, I just checked.
Thanks! I’ll definitely be addressing this soon.
They’ll probably fix it in a future beta without my action, it’s happened before in the first beta release. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
After v1 I’ll look into it but the API is pretty immature, it doesn’t even support CORS :/
edit: After Lemmy v1
I’ll look into it when I get back from vacation
I could see that argument, but I also wanted to pick the best instance for most people, not necessarily an instance that works in every country with every shitty law. We’re all volunteers here.
And I might change in the future, or create a way for the app to chose a fallback default instance for a better user experience.
Zip is a cool instance :)
Thanks for investigating. I’ll keep my eye out but I have t seen it. Can you replicate on another device?
If you email me at hello@vger.app with the file I can take a look.
Are you on iOS or android? It should automatically strip the getvoyager part on paste into comment
Have you tried resetting hidden posts?
Yes, that’s something I’ve thought about doing
The main reason is SSR so sharing in messages provider the preview image and whatnot. Also more control over the onboarding, and avoiding confusing the PWA with the native app. That’s a nice alternative though!
Universal Links that are verified, like go.getvoyager.app, will automatically open in the app. The Lemmy links are there, but are “unverified” and won’t open in the app unless the user configures them to. Also, adding unverified domains isn’t possible in iOS. So this is a much more universal, zero-config option.
Mastodon redirect is great and works with voyager, but is more of a power user thing. Go.getvoyager.app works out of the box :)
This service requires knowing that the other party also has and exclusively uses Voyager.
Well, kinda. It is one click to open the Lemmy link directly. I’ve also thought about adding config options to the service to auto redirect to the Lemmy instance, to make it unobtrusive for other app users. The code is open source so I’m happy to hear suggestions to make it work better!
Last year 5 people in my town burned alive in a Tesla while talking with 911 operator after a crash. No media reports other than local news.
You can email to hello@vger.app if you’re comfortable with that.
But fyi that’s just app settings, and its global for the app. If you want to move over lemmy account settings, you have to do that on the web at https://lemm.ee/settings and https://lemmy.zip/settings :)