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I'm finding I can't reply on some lemmy instances threads. I can however post to those same communities. Has any one else had this issue?
I have the issue on lemmy.world and beehaw.org. I can't reply there (but I can post). However, I can post and reply to lemmy.ml
When you say 'your instance', do you mean that you are hosting an instance seperate from lemmy.ml?
If so I think I'm facing the same issue over on my instance. Its a real problem for discovery, and I'm not entirely sure I've got federation set up correctly.
Is there a way to automate community discovery across the federation?
I started my own lemmy but I'm finding I have to search for and subscribe manually for them to appear. Right now I'm the only person on my lemmy so its gonna be slow going till I grow my community.
Is there an automated way to do this?
Also, are there any good bot scripts for lemmy? I want to get some bots set up to create some daily posts automatically.
Because WSB is a den of debauchery and trouble making. Its had direct and indirect impacts on markets. It also drinks piss and monitors where dogs shit as a market indicator. Its not something a publically traded company can really be associated with.
I saw the reply they had. Interesting point about "We don't use your API so we didn't agree to the TOS of your API. Also there is no 'we', since we don't host invictus; simply develop it as a product"
I'm not sure. Try searching for !wsb_main@wallstreets.bet.
I'm still learning the whole federation thing.
If you looking for a degnerate alternative to WSB, consider signing up to wallstreetbets.
I dont think reddit survive this and I sure as sheet dont think they'll allow subs like wsb to persist.
The end coming through with a bang.
You might consider looking at invidious.
It wraps up youtube content such that you see 0 ads, have 0 tracking, and a much better overall experience. As well it lets you connect to other content like stuff hosted on peertube.
defederated
I'm not sure I understand what defederated means in this context. Can you explain it?
Invidious is the most obvious. Its FOSS wrapper but it also lets you watch peertube and other federated content.