Blaze (he/him)

Posting daily to the community is fine, starting to use an third party tool to schedule seems too much.

I’m lucky that usually I’m not the only poster in communities, so content gets there at other times as well

I usually post 3-4 posts at the same time to my communities because it’s quick and easy. Not sure if setting up scheduled posts is worth it

Great news!

Happy cake day!

each community has basically been infiltrated by power-tripping mods from Reddit that honestly have no business being mods.

Do you have examples? I follow !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com quite closely, and except the usual Lemmy.ml and Lemmy.world power tripping the vast majority of communities seem okay

!patientgamers@sh.itjust.works

I agree that crossposts (be it the same community or not) should be visible from All / Local / Subscribed feeds.

It is currently not the case (only one post is showed, I never understood which one was selected) the other post is completely invisible, this hides conversation which might happen in two places at the same time

Ideally there would be an indication about the crossposts in the feeds themselves (rather than at the post level like currently) to avoid this

Funnily enough, I just started a very similar thread with links to the GitHub issues: https://pawb.social/post/13418103?scrollToComments=true

!fedigrow@lemm.ee for people on other instances

Two two squares next to the star icon on the web interface allow you to crosspost.

Apps have that feature too but it’s app dependent

You can subscribe to Lemmy communities from Piefed, so I guess it works wherever the community is hosted

Fyi, piefed has such feature

Feel free to use !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Oh yeah, probably! Feel free to join us on !fedigrow@lemm.ee , we discuss between people trying to keep communities active

I’m probably in the same range. Trying to keep this whole thing alive

You can do a classic search on the web interface with you as the author and keywords

If you send personal data to a mailing list with hundreds of members, can you ask them to delete that email?

Email receivers get a copy of the email, in a similar fashion to Lemmy.

Also, the latest Lemmy version allows for local communities, where content does not federate

Thanks for pointing it out.

When you send an email to someone, how can you delete it once they have it?

It’s a similar issue here.

Your instance still has to update, that feature appeared in 0.19.4

FYI, I posted on !youshouldknow@lemmy.world about this topic: https://sopuli.xyz/post/15756394