Glad to hear you got it taken care of.
Yes, I'm aware of this. The magazine is not publicly listed as a magazine you moderate -- I do not see it listed in your profile. I noticed this problem a little over a week ago. While cleaning up abandoned magazines, I noticed in my profile it still says I have about 70 magazines that I moderate. An issue has already been raised.
Pokemon FireRed--I'm playing it in Japanese to work on my reading and speaking
I think there are, unless I'm misunderstanding your post
Thanks, I made an assumption in my previous post because I had crossposted a text thread on another occasion where I changed the title, and it still worked. Appreciate the additional context.
From my understanding, if you simply repost a link that has already been posted to another magazine, then both threads reference each other in the comments section. These references include the # of comments, votes, boosts, magazine location, user who crossposted etc. You are able to change the title.
Example of crossposting links:
https://kbin.social/m/FinalFantasy/t/619622/Final-Fantasy-7-Rebirth-wins-Most-Wanted-Game-at-the
https://kbin.social/m/gaming/t/619626/Final-Fantasy-7-Rebirth-wins-Most-Wanted-Game-at-the
Images work the same way, if they're copies of the same image.
Example of crossposting images:
https://kbin.social/m/Cats/t/621503/Sleepy-teefies
https://kbin.social/m/cat@lemmy.world/t/621333/Sleepy-teefies
This functionality also works with threads only containing text. I'm less certain about this, but I imagine the body text has to match exactly. I haven't really tested beyond this one example.
Example of crossposting text threads:
https://kbin.social/m/LearnJapanese/t/621990/Japanese-Comprehensible-Input-YouTube-channels
https://kbin.social/m/japanese/t/623858/Japanese-Comprehensible-Input-YouTube-channels
Cool piece, but it needs more cabbages :)
I could not imagine life without a desktop tbh.
Can't wait to see what other ways these companies gamify farming personal data.
I will be cancelling my Proton Plus subscription due to the lack of feature parity on their Linux apps. For a privacy-respecting service provider, it's a shame Linux is so low on their priorities and so far behind in development. If you're on Linux, I would advise to steer clear until they actually focus on the quality of their services they have established instead of pushing out half-baked products.
I use workspaces everyday as a context switcher for related apps and programs. An example would be a "main focus" workspace that includes whatever project I'm working along including any relevant documentation or browser windows. When it's time to take a break, I have a separate workspace for stuff like kbin or messaging platforms.
Another consideration is that I’m always using a mouse on my desktop, so switching between workspaces with the keyboard wouldn’t feel as natural.
I use hot corners for this reason. Dragging my mouse to one of the corners of the screen brings up the workspaces interface.
daredevil
joined 1 year ago
Since @ernest is the owner for that magazine, I think moderator requests have to go through him. Unfortunately, he was dealing with a slight fever awhile ago, and has been dealing with financial planning and project formalities awhile back as well. Hopefully things haven't gotten worse. For what it's worth, I think it's great you're eager to contribute. There have definitely been some spam issues recently. I hope a solution can be found soon. Maybe even something like posts which have a <10% upvote-to-downvote ratio over a day/week can be temporarily quarantined until an admin approves of it. Anyways, best of luck with modship.