Tygr

I’ve never created a subreddit before but yet here I am creating a community for Southern Utah in support of Lemmy.

Hoping to see the community support this in a small way as I attempt to submit a couple things per day.

Southern Utah !southernutah@lemmy.world

PSA: You should know that Settings > Migrate Subreddits exists. All you do is login to your old Reddit account, copy a “multireddit” link, paste it in Voyager and you’ll be able to search the fediverse for those topics/communities to subscribe to.

You may find communities that are missing here if you’d like to run/manage your very own community on a topic you enjoy.

Hope this helps. I just found this feature today and subscribed to a bunch of communities.

I’m on an Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max using a reinstalled 0.14.0 shortcut on the Home Screen (for the new icon and loading screen).

When I type out a long response that goes beyond the “Done” bar and keyboard, the text begins to get buried underneath the keyboard.

Only way to fix it is to click “Done” then click on the text field which places the text above the keyboard. However, as you keep typing, the next line down gets buried again.

I’m not a programmer or have a GitHub account, so I hope this is OK to report here.

Does lemmy or the fediverse support rich text like bold, italics, anchored hyperlinks, heading tags, etc.?

This has been the only primary feature I’m missing when compared to Apollo.

Today, not in a moment of necessity, but a moment of protest, I logged in to Reddit because I found tons of comments and posts listed on old Reddit when you sort by top or controversial.

I logged in to Reddit to destroy even more of my comments that were missed by Power Delete Suite.

It seems a lot of people are doing this. I’ve seen some interesting stuff here and Reddit with screenshots of deleted comments with “this solved my problem” below the deletion.

The way I look at it, ALL of my content was posted via Apollo, just like all of my comments and posts are through WefWef here. If Reddit admins felt the API shouldn’t be free, then my submissions are also not free for them to monetize and get traffic from.

I know for a fact I’ve had 100+ #1 ranked longtail SEO posts in Reddit before I deleted everything. Many of them were getting tons of traffic based on the amount of follow-up private messages received years later.

I do expect Reddit’s traffic to go down as a whole because of everyone leaving but also because of how many removed their content.

That IPO of theirs is going so well.