But what about the DIDs, the things used to actually identify accounts within the ATproto ecosystem:

But Bluesky has developed its own DID method, did:plc. Today, did:plc stands for “Public Ledger of Credentials”, however it originally stood for “Placeholder DIDs”, with the hope of replacing them with something else later. The way that did:plc works is that Bluesky hosts a web service from which one can register, retrieve, and rotate keys (and other associated DID document information). However, this ledger is centrally controlled by Bluesky.

It’s literally not possible to have a functional PDS without registering with a Bluesky server and they maintain indefinite control over the ledger. All your data is tied to this DID, it’s how the entire protocol is designed to identify stuff, how decentralised is your data if it’s dependent on Blusky (the company) assigning you an identity?

I don’t believe there’s any agreed-upon name for such a network on ATProto

They use the term ‘Atmosphere’ which is, admittedly, a really good play on words.

Has world really not enabled parallel sending yet? That feature was made specifically for them.

Single mod who didn’t want to create a meta posts to ask for more mods.

But the sidebar does say to DM them if you’re interested in modding. Not wanting a meta post is weird though.

There’s also three Fediverse comms (here, ml and zip) like do we really need another one?

Does it really matter when you can access the same content from Piefed? It’s one of fedi’s great strengths that different experiences can be tailored on the same platform.

You guys are a lot braver than me lol, I’d never run the Lemmy main branch in prod.

why create this post here instead of !fediverse@piefed.social ?

This community is much bigger? He’s asking a question so probably wants input from the most people possible.

Seems they’re all running the same version, or Piefed doesn’t tag releases:

curl -s https://piefed.social/nodeinfo/2.0 | jq
{
  "openRegistrations": true,
  "protocols": [
    "activitypub"
  ],
  "software": {
    "name": "PieFed",
    "version": "0.1"
  },
  "usage": {
    "localComments": 12382,
    "localPosts": 1169,
    "users": {
      "activeHalfyear": 561,
      "activeMonth": 309,
      "total": 800
    }
  },
  "version": "2.0"
}

curl -s https://feddit.online/nodeinfo/2.0 | jq
{
  "openRegistrations": true,
  "protocols": [
    "activitypub"
  ],
  "software": {
    "name": "PieFed",
    "version": "0.1"
  },
  "usage": {
    "localComments": 503,
    "localPosts": 214,
    "users": {
      "activeHalfyear": 85,
      "activeMonth": 34,
      "total": 85
    }
  },
  "version": "2.0"
}

Fair point. It probably hard to see these things when you’ve been in the thick of Lemmy for as long as most of us here have. It’s easy to dismiss not liking lemmy-ui because alternative frontends exist (written from Photon), but does that matter when the overwhelming majority of instances use it as their landing page.

There’s feddit.online and some personal ones I’ve seen knocking about.

What’s missing from Lemmy that would make it unattractive to the average user? Remember the majority of users don’t post, comment or otherwise interact with the platform beyond voting.

Spoken like someone without foot pedals.

Quiblr actually is open source now: https://github.com/Technicolor-Dreamcoat/Quiblr

Irrc, a ‘For You’ algorithm is on the road map, but it doesn’t currently have it.

I got the same timestamps with:

select name, score, comment_like.published from comment_like 
left join person on comment_like.person_id = person.id 
where comment_id = 16354453;

IDK, I just don’t think this is the pattern of someone boosting their comment (see !albumartporn@lemmy.world for actual vote manipulation), or at the very least I don’t think it’s Plinky doing it (he’s a fairly regular contributor to UK threads and this is the first time those accounts have interacted with his comments here).

I don’t know why Hexbearers are so insular (I have also noticed they rarely interact with stuff not from their own instance), it could be malicious or just another aspect of the annoying culture they’ve developed over there.

Please pray for those of us who mod political communities that Hexbear federates with 🙏

I checked in the DB and the other Hexbear votes happened quite a bit after the comment was made. I don’t think someone doing voter fraud would wait 50 minutes, then another 15, to boost a comment, but maybe I’m underestimating their dedication.

Sex isn’t a “gender orientation” it is really simple biology.

Gamete size – its really simple.

Congratulations infertile people, you are now officially sexless.

Though this content could flourish in pockets of the fediverse, the scary scenario of prevalent child sexual abuse material is not the case. There are many moderation tools, including shared blocklists, that prevent it. However, the idea that the fediverse is full of harmful content was used by Elon Musk to justify his anti-competitive decision to block links from X to Mastodon.

Didn’t he unban someone who posted one of the worst CSAM videos known?

At this point they should just hire the Heroic devs, I doubt anything they could build themselves would compare in terms of quality.