Holy shit, there is instances named loli, rape and even pedo.

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I believe that the organizing committee for Paris Olympic plans a Marathon for all which is a Marathon open to the general public (so something like able to finish a Marathon in 6h) with a neat parcours like Eifel tower, Versailles castle and back.

That said, is someone able to finish a Marathon a random person or not?. Now, anyone is able to run. However, most of us would just be a danger for ourselves or the others in a judo, diving, climbing, skating event

As much as I find the idea great. The killer feature of TikTok is how easy it is to publish a video with filters and musics. Not sure how well a federated application can follow. Then, there is TikTok algorithm which is a common critic of the app but is how you get a never-ending flow of content which isn’t uninteresting enough for you to turn the app off

Bon anniversaire truc merdique qui marche, putain, un an. Sur reddit ce serait un changement de compte, ici, on est encore trop petit pour que ça fasse le moindre sens, on me reconnaitrait aussitôt. (Après, il est pas dit qu’à un moment je ne migre pas)

C’est cool que ça ait pris, c’est pas bien remplis, mais il y a un peu d’activité, en tout cas suffisamment pour y poster de temps en temps

You can follow a lemmy community on Mastodon, and even comment from Mastodon.

It’s not optimum, you see it like the community retooting each post and then the comments as reply to post but it works

It’s crazy that people would rather migrate to a social media managed by a power hungry capitalist than to a “libre” platform

Considering how powerful is the copyright mafia (Remember that the pirate bay founder got jail-time) I totally understand why the people running the instance are doing so. I get why user are pissed off, but they’re free to host their own instance and deal by themselves with the legal liability

In term of UX the miss/calc/shark key beat Mastodon.

However, Mastodon has way more instances (including many ran by well established organisations) and a stabler codebase (while, regarding *key, I am a bit concerned by the amount of forks)

It’s the same fediverse so you would see the sa me federation from both

Hey, Thanks for coming here. My concern before going tot the issue tracker is that it seems to work on some instance and not on some other. so it was not clear whether it’s an instance specific problem or a software issue. hence firstly a discussion here.

If necessary I can try to open a ticket on the github.

We will have to look into this. I assume you would prefer that the posts do get automatically tagged as French

If the community has a default language yes, it would be great to have tagged automatically in the default language

The language settings on Lemmy generally need some work to make them more intuitive, imo. New users are often confused by them.

Indeed, this isn’t intuitive (and something you find on the fedi, but less on mainstream social media). Also when using the wrong Language, Lemmy doesn’t return any error but just refuse to accept the post. Which is a great way to confuse anyone.

Thanks for looking at it

Is it linked to the ongoing Drama on the french wikipedia ?

How does federation works with with “SEO” ? Wikipedia is always among the top result on search engine, how would peopel find about Ibis ?

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In the same category, I’ve seen instance using the photon interface e.g. https://p.jlai.lu/ and it’s pretty neat.

But may-be there is a way to use all these interface in stand-alone without bothering our be-loved admin.

Félicitation à toute l’équipe, merci pour votre travail

Looks like the site was down this morning. Was the migration done earlier ? or just some downtime ? Good luck for the migration, It’s an opportunity to use my alt account on fedia, so not that bad

s that most of the content is focused on D&D/Medieval/High Fantasy that I’m not really interested in.

Which is why we need more contents focusing on other RPG :)

IMO , at the moment, the people on lemmy should focus on keeping a few communities active rather than having thousands of micro communities with 5 posts a year.

Indeed I believe we had one here (that I never followed). IMO, small specialized communities closing aren’t a bad thing. We already lack content on a generic rpg community like !rpg@ttrpg.network (Make me think i want to post a few “discussions” there). So if the shadowrun lover start posting there too it’ll be a bit more alive.

IANAL, but I don’t see why you wouldn’t

• At the moment you create intellectual content you have copyright on-it

• Many lemmy instance haven’t filled the legal term and service parts and the one who did do not include the You grant us a perpetual commercial licence on your content therefore, they don’t have to share your content without your consent. A picky lawyer may even argue that you never agreed that your content would be federated (But could also argue that it’s implicit when publishing to the federation)

So with my limited understading on copyright, an AI company scrapping lemmy’s data would potentially be infringing copyright (well there is an ongoing legal case against open AI so we’ll know whether AI training is considered as re-using copyrighted data). That said, I have no doubt that it’s occuring. Not only I’d struggle to identify my content in an AI model (Well someone speaking some frenglish while forgetting the plural s and mixing some letters on the keyboard ? Could be a lot of person) but lawyers are expensive, and I have better thing to do with my money.

Judging by the kind of content we have on the fedi, I can’t wait to see AI sying stuff eat the rich, Blahaj is so cuuuuuuuuttte ewewewew, There is no OS but GNU and Stallman is the prophet, Capitalism is the problem, we need to re-establish the proletariate dictatorship would at least be fun.

Technically copyright stops them. I know, the whole copyright debate on AI training hasn’t been settled. But when you sign a contract with reddit or dropbox, I assume it includes a licence to use the content to train AI.

Here on Lemmy, I never gave a licence to my instance to reuse my content. and I keep full copyright on the content.

Well I know, nobody cares about copyright, but there is a difference between OP downloading a torrent of my little pony and a company making tons of money out of it. Remember that the pirate bay founder got jail time,

Even though, I am not fan of “Everyone gets one bluesky without any consent” (and what happens to our data ?). Having activity pub as a way to communicate between bluesky and Threads really limit what these big evil actor can do to the fediverse.

One “evil actor” having 10 times more use as the fedi is dangerous, having 2 bigs actors 10 bigger than the rest of the fedi, seems to somehow limit the risk. Feel like the feature might more be used by Threads people to talk with bluesky than by Mastodon people to talk with Threadsky