Each instance has different word filters, thus each community has different filters depending on the instance it’s on. What community were you trying to post on?

For example, you can find the word filter that lemmy.ml uses somewhere on this page here: lemmy.ml/api/v3/site

It’s kinda messy, but it’s after/under “slur_filter_regex” and it’s written in a format called RegEx

There have been some users maliciously posting illegal images to target certain communities recently, thus some instances have removed recent image uploads or have disabled image features in some way. This attack was happening on lemmy.world, but other instances have taken action too. That at least could explain why you’re not seeing some images.

I’ve always been confused by “README”s. I wish the name was more self-explanatory

I’d recommend umami. It’s privacy-focused, you don’t need to put up a cookie notice, and it’s got a good free plan. You can always self-host too. Plausible is comparable, but doesn’t have a free plan unless you self-host

Looking great, and thanks for the tip!

Like others have said, these are Card components. Usually you’d create an empty low-level Card component that has basic props for different styles (rounded, flat, error, etc.), slots for the content inside, and event handlers for interaction. Then, if you wish, you could make another CardGroup component that can contain Card components and position them using flexbox or grid like the example you provided.

Another possible name for these components would be List or ListItem

If you have language settings or are not showing bot accounts, those comments will be hidden too but the comment count still includes them

curl --request GET \
     --url 'https://lemmy.world/api/v3/post/list?type_=All&sort=New&community_name=memes%2540lemmy.ml' \
     --header 'accept: application/json'

Thank you, looking forward to sharing it! 🎉

Yes, this is on the roadmap but it will be some time. There are a couple technical hurdles to jump first due to Lemmynade using server-side rendering for SEO/performance. Once those are nailed down (and the website/PWA are running smooth) we can move on to app store releases :)

There is less content here than Reddit because there are less users here—less users creating content each day. Each of our comments and posts have far more weight and impact on the Fediverse because of this. The more we push ourselves to engage, create posts, or moderate communities when we normally wouldn’t before, the faster we will see Lemmy grow!

As a dev, Lemmy comments are really difficult to work with and sometimes they go missing. Every app tries to mitigate it their own way, but ultimately we are waiting for Lemmy to improve and have clearer documentation on comments. So to answer your question, it’s probably both a Lemmy and Memmy issue.

Also, if you have bot accounts disabled/hidden in your settings, it also hides bot comments

This is actively being discussed too

Thanks, I totally agree—just added this to the roadmap for Lemmynade

Lemmynade will be right up your alley when the public alpha is released. I just put this down on the features list to make sure it gets added! It’s a full desktop website so it looks great on large screens (or you can install it as a mobile PWA too if you wish). You can follow updates at [email protected]

I’ve got this in the feature list for Lemmynade—you can tap and hold your profile picture in the bottom-right for quick account switching at any time. This is awesome for times when you write a comment and then suddenly realize you want to post it under a different account (happens to me all the time!)

Sadly, the alpha version hasn’t been released quite yet so you’ll have to wait. You can follow [email protected] to know when it drops

I’m sure others developers will be implementing this down the road, we’re all working hard to get some good options out there for everyone!

It’s hard to estimate because of Lemmy’s many quirks and bugs. I’m hoping to have the alpha version ready for public testing by mid-September, but it might be longer if I’m still having to find workarounds for current Lemmy issues. I promise the wait will be worth it!

Thanks, I’ll take a look at this too!

No problem! Svelte has an awesome Discord community, and we got a Svelte community here too. Feel free to ask me any questions as well

I commented on another comment of yours too, but I think the easiest ways to do this would be with web components or with PHP includes

If you want to dive deeper, you can learn a javascript framework like Astro or Svelte which have more of a learning curve but are better at organizing larger or more powerful websites/web apps