Don’t we all?

You’re welcome. It’s one of the best features of Lemmy (and broader threadiverse). There’s alternatives to Lemmy like piefed and mbin but they share communities with Lemmy. Some piefed users even commented here.

When

An optimist, I like that, never lose it.

At the bottom of each instance is their modlog. Here’s Lemmy.zip’s for example. You can search your username

As @cabbage@piefed.social mentioned, you’re signed up at Lemmy.zip, not Lemmy.ca. This community was created at lemmy.ca’s instance and therefore you must follow their rules, your instance’s rules, as well the individual communities.

Its not as bad as it may sound.

1. From individual servers (instances), yes, but each one would have to manually ban you.

2. Again, Lemmy isn’t (a single) server. Instances are run by volunteers and enthusiasts so each will have their own. The rules for your instance that you signed up at will be in the sidebar of the main page.

3. You do not. As evident by this very post.

Edit: fixed link to lemmy.zip instead of the instance of this community’s

Supremacist

librarians and software engineers, are experimenting with ways to preserve how people get their news from chatbots by coming up with hundreds of questions and prompts each day based on the news, and recording both the queries and outputs, [says Wayback Machine Director Mark Graham].

That’s a good idea.

👏

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It’s possible times have changed. Iirc Broward County was the goto suggestion but that may be out of date. I haven’t ever relied on a library for finding digital media

What does proof of address really mean to a library ? In times of desperation in the past I would enter the library’s address and it would work for at l’est a month before getting removed which can be enough time if necessary. Questionable ethics but usage stats do help libraries…

If you saved these up and posted say one a day you would get a much greater audience*

Right now it just looks like my feed is bugged since I sort by Scaled.

Are you a bot? Because your account is set as one. You can change this in your profile settings for a broader reach.

You should also know some libraries don’t care if you’re local.

#Rule 5

Thank you for your submission, however political videos are to be post in !politicalvideos@lemmy.world or other similar communities. Please consider cross or reposting there. Thanks.

I don’t know if you intentionally called me out specifically or not but either way it’s funny and made me reflect.

Edit: my communities are low traffic and low stakes. I don’t like to take mod actions unless absolutely necessary. Broadly we can all understand what it means to be nice, no?

I did end up quoting my instances rules in the sidebar of my biggest (and most unique) community. It basically just boils down to no bigotry or spam, which should almost be implied.

Where else would they be?

My biggest gripe is it’s largely automated and therefore prone to interpretation errors. It’s lazy and makes me want to correct them but then I have to wonder if it’s just engagement bait. I concluded that even if it’s not bait I still don’t want to add value to a channel with such poor proofreading or editing.

They already did last year.

He doesn’t usually have the highlighting so it’s probably some sort of social experiment. He’s written a book on the algorithm.

You don’t like karaoke?