Why you should know: StackOverflow is facing a mod strike in a similar way as Reddit’s mod strike. They are doing this in response to StackOverflow’s failure to address it’s promises and provide moderation tools
Why you should know: StackOverflow is facing a mod strike in a similar way as Reddit’s mod strike. They are doing this in response to StackOverflow’s failure to address it’s promises and provide moderation tools
Yeah, they’re the one that makes you answer 3 vague open end questions and then manually approve it.
If you don’t write enough, or write something they dont agree with… You dont get denied, it’s just like it’s still pending indefinitely.
Lemmy.world requires a valid email instead (something beehaw doesn’t).
There’s no right or wrong way to go about it. Which is the biggest benefit of Lemmy. Somewhere out there, there’s an instance being ran like how you want, if not, just make your own.
I’d say that leaving your request pending forever is definitely the wrong way They are trying to hide their rejections
But the great thing about federated instances is that even if you are wronged, you have options You’re never between a rock and a hard place
What I plan to do is just create accounts in the server I’m interested in, and link between accounts so people know I’m the same person. It even works as a backup
There will be instances that will delete your account if you have an account at other instances, however my life experience is that I’m better without the kind of people who does that, so their self-revelation as such an agent is also a plus
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That’s a Lemmy issue. It doesn’t show some errors or registration denials for some reason, and just fails silently, pending/loading forever.
It will also happen if you try to register an account, but the account name already exists. It will get stuck loading, since it doesn’t display or receive any errors.
But that is exactly the problem with the federated media… there is no one place to find something - there is thousands of places to find thousands of different things. You don’t get that one wonderful resource where you can come and expect that no matter how niche your question or hobby is you can always find someone who can relate or help you… you are left wandering from place to place searching, always wondering if there is the right community for you somewhere or perhaps you should just start a new one.
Huh?
Eventually one community becomes the “main” one.
Maybe the best one about world news is on one instance, the one for your fav show on another, and the one about your fav band on a third.
You don’t need to make an account on all three instances.
There’s a bunch of them now, because people have coalesced around one yet.