They are very useful and autolovepon automatically creates discussion threads which I think will help keep the sub alive.
Roboragi linkes the anime mentioned to MAL and other sites which is super neat and useful.
They are very useful and autolovepon automatically creates discussion threads which I think will help keep the sub alive.
Roboragi linkes the anime mentioned to MAL and other sites which is super neat and useful.
Oh hey, me too! I’ve also been waiting for a response from the mods for about a week now.
I think the mods here are on a (permanent?) vacation. Wanna combine our work and start a new episode discussion community?
If none of the mods have had made any comments recently, probably worth reaching out to an admin to see if you can get mod ownership temporarily.
We technically don’t even need moderator rights to send bot posts to a community, though common sense dictates that you should generally try to get permission before spamming someone else’s community with auto-posts. It seems ass-backward to me to try and take over someone’s community without permission in order to feel better about sending bot posts without permission.
In any case, I don’t believe that the Lemmy developers are overtly interested in managing community ownership drama when they can just tell people to go create a new community where they’re in charge. It’s a bad precedent and bad optics for them to get involved – I would feel wrong for even broaching the question to them.Apparently they totally do requests, but most of the requests that get granted seem to require the moderators to be absent for 1yr+. There’s also the minor wrinkle that communities can only be moderated by users on the same instance and new registrations for lemmy.ml are currently closed indefinitely.There’s also the minor wrinkle that communities can only be moderated by users on the same instance
Really? The lemmy documentation says you can. You need an account on the same instance only to be an admin.
Go figure, guess I heard people talking about the restriction on admins and heard “moderator”. Thanks for keeping me honest.
I actually tested appointing a moderator from an outside instance once in the past, but only via the user page, so I never had a chance to find out that the “Appoint Moderator” UI is actually tucked away inside the comment expandos.
When I was appointed a moderator in 0.17.x the database crashed hard and admin needed to manualy edit the database. It is technically supported but very buggy and untested.
As I see it, you have the following options:
Be patient, the one mod with any activity hasn’t had any comments in 2 days. I know we all want this community up and running like clockwork asap yesterday, but give the guy a break.
Coordinate with @AnimeBot@lemmy.world who is going to do the posting, updating the schedule, etc, and just do it, begging for forgiveness instead of permission.
I think we have a good group of users posting to this /c, and while it’s early, this is feeling like a viable community.
Currently I’m in contact with one of the mods, so I hope to have an update by tomorrow. They seem happy to have something like this.
Also, not sure if begging is necessary lol, they seem like ordinary dudes who have lives outside of this (as do I), hopefully this just helps people anticipate discussion threads. If you ever have suggestions, my regular username is @virtualras@lemmy.world, feel free to message me with any suggestions.
For the casual user: You might see a series of 30+ threads pop up sometime Saturday and Sunday (7/8 and 7/9 for East Coast USA). Still TBD, but I’m hopeful to get it up before we hit the following week so we can start to get this baby rolling. Gotta rip that band-aid off sometime.
@virtualras@lemmy.world Hey, uh, can we talk at some point?
I think it’s important that we make sure the Holo fork can be merged back upstream to simplify future maintenance and make things like docker configs easier. I currently have a PR open on this, so I was hoping we could reconcile our two efforts together as part of that.
I’ve also had AWS lambda stuff stood up for this and waiting for a couple days now. It’s optimized down to ~$0.30 a month for hosting so I’m happy to take on that part of the endeavor or just transfer the virtual cloud config to you if that works better?
Yeah, looks like you’ve put a bit more thought into the deployment that I did. I was going to run it as a scheduled task on my personal computer (I’m cheap) and was only going to move it to a cloud env if it became clear that was going to cause issues.
As for the Git repo, I took a different philosophy. Since Reddit and Lemmy are two separate entities and the dev team for the original repo showed little interest in porting it I figured I would just fork it and leave it as a new repo specific to Lemmy. I didn’t want to really go through the effort of supporting both sites.
I think we can go with your setup, it solves my main concern of supporting both sites since we can both work on it. I’ll PM you some of the minor things I changed to better support Lemmy. I haven’t heard back from the mods since yesterday, so no threads just yet!