
See the linked thread.

See the linked thread.

Ah, yep that’d do it.

You mean allowlist federation? Depends on who you’re federated with. If you’re federated with any larger server it’s still going to be an issue.
I added a site setting to reject federated votes that’ll be in the next release.

No they can’t, only admins or mods.

Yes, you can give a reason when you ban a user yes.

Yes we do. Community mods and instance admins can view votes on any comment or post to try to cut down on this. Downvote spammers are currently one of the biggest problems on the fediverse.
Use the ProxyAllImages mode for that.
This feature of pictrs didn’t used to exist, but in the next version of lemmy, it should be the default.
Sure, but on the community where its actually relevant.
And its better to use torrents anyway for static data.

This will be in lemmy 1.0
Yes, you can block users, communities, or use the subscribed view and don’t subscribe to them.
Same, I use endeavorOS. Its just arch with a nice installer.

No, other apps like matrix and XMPP suit this need better, and have already put thousands of hours of work into perfecting secure group chats.
Mods / admins can link those groups, or email addresses in their community sidebars.

We will have community-created post tags in 1.0, but its not possible to filter by these yet.
Specific content filtering can get incredibly convoluted though, and I’d like to keep it as simple as possible.

Use the lemmy github, and have the developer reach out directly, not by proxy. We can help them there.
Vote manipulation from certain instances is one of the biggest problems on lemmy currently. Its why we’ve allowed admins only to view votes.
Go into your settings and unclick show read posts , and save. Then you won’t see any of the same posts again after you’ve read them.

You’ll need to open up issues on those mobile app repos.
It’s either the instance or the app.
I split them out into 4 options: post, comment, upvote and downvotes