If they’re trying to attack all of Lemmy, or the whole Fediverse, they’re doing it wrong. lol
It’s like obvious spam emails that put no effort into appearing legitimate. You have the spirit of it, but your heart is in the wrong place.
If they’re trying to attack all of Lemmy, or the whole Fediverse, they’re doing it wrong. lol
It’s like obvious spam emails that put no effort into appearing legitimate. You have the spirit of it, but your heart is in the wrong place.
Yeah, there’s so many communities on world that even if you’re on another instance, a good chunk of content just isn’t available.
Don’t the communities work even while the instance is down?
I suppose modding them while down would be an issue
How do you imagine them working if their home instance is down? You can only see the cache of old posts and your comments won’t propagate outside your own instance. If LW is down, everything on LW is down effectively.
ActivityPub is an email inspired P2P-like protocol. Running communities over it is a hack.
Not in the way you think. Yes, you can still comment and post in your own instances version, but for other instances to see it it’ll have to go through lemmy.world first and forwarded on. I think it’s a bit murky when it comes to comment replies, though, I believe those do get propagated directly to the instance originating the comment (i.e. if a beehaw.org person comments and you reply, they get it sent directly), but you can see how disruptive it is.