cwagner

I think that eventually, we will reach a level of content creation where people either don’t feel the need to cross post, or that you don’t need to subscribe to 10 closely-related magazines.

I hope so, but there seem to be a significant amount of people who think that every instance should be their own community. I don’t quite understand what they even want federation for then, but they are very outspoken.

And also confirming that the Lemmy spoiler syntax does not work on kbin.

>!Testing!< is the Reddit spoiler syntax, not working yet, though: >!Test!<

I think it has a wysiwyg editor or something.

You don’t need multiple > unless you want to quote paragraphs, see my comment further down

Nah, multi-line is just

> line 1
line 2
line 3

line 1
line 2
line 3

You only need multiple > if you want paragraphs:

> paragraph 1

> paragraph 2

paragraph 1

paragraph 2

This never changed for those of us who used old reddit ;)

You got your answers already, so I’ll ask:

as are we a subset of lemmyworld?

What gave you that idea?

Lemmy is irrelevant compared to Reddit. Completely and utterly. There’s what, a single medium-sized subreddit over all instances here?

The regex for your community in options.html should be ^([a-zA-Z0-9\-ßàÁâãóôþüúðæåïçèõöÿýòäœêëìíøùîûñé]{1,63}\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,63}$

Not sure if there’s some issue I can’t think of, but it probably can even be simplified to ^([\w-]{1,63}\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,63}$

The current one, for example, doesn’t allow subdomain instances like kbin.example.org I already created a PR for the first version for the lemmy extension, but maybe someone can say why the simpler version would/wouldn’t be okay ;)