For the past days I’ve noticed that posts/comments I make on my lemmy.world account are not (or rather very slowly, if ever) federated to the source instance of the community and post/comments that are on the source are not (or rather very slowly, if ever) federated to the local copy on lemmy.world.

The result is again (as it was before 0.18.1) that lemmy.world users are living in a bubble in which they see each othery posts/comments but nobody else does.

Is this a known issues and is this going to be addressed?

  • Necropola
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    1 year ago

    It’s not a defederation issue (this time) as the examples have shown which leaves me no choice but to finally leave. lemmy.world is just too big for its own good. Good Bye! and Good Luck!

    P. S.: @[email protected] Is it possible to lock an account instead of deleting it so that posts/comments stay?

    • RuudMA
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      11 year ago

      I think I could ban your account without deleting content, but maybe that’s not what you want?

      • Necropola❌OP
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        1 year ago

        No, I meant lock as in disable login, remove email address, 2FA and freeze all content. This feature might not yet exist in lemmy but it probably should be implemented. Apart from a user leaving this might actually be required to properly handle a user passing away.

        • RuudMA
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          41 year ago

          I agree that should be added. But I meant for now, permanent ban without deleting content is the closest to that. Other than that, the only option is to delete your account which should delete the posts too. (But even that doesn’t always work…)

          • Necropola❌OP
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            21 year ago

            OK, then I just wait and stop using this account until such feature gets implemented. Deletion is not an option as it would also delete all posts/comments. At least local ones, maybe even posts/comments on other instances. Dunno, if the User/Delete Activity is propagated to other instances (yet).

            Bye and Thanks for all your hard work!