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This is only a problem if you use the Lemmy API, You should do the import by writing to the database directly

They’re not at all lumped in chunks together.

Yes, because we sort the combined list by time also

modlog having different actions in different pages.

I think you misunderstood what I meant by separate lists. That’s how they are stored internally.

Each one of them are fetched and then COMBINED to create the view you’re seeing.

ie. P1 of Modlog = P1 of Banned Actions + P1 of Post Removal Actions + … + P1 of Admin appointment Action

I’m sorry but that doesn’t seem to be the case. All pages have all kinds of mod actions. Unless I’m misunderstanding what you mean by “type of mod action”.

What i meant to say is that each type of mod action has it’s on pagination and the main modlog just squishes them together based on page number. check the last items of page 1 they are all admin appointments, there are only a handful of them and they don’t happen anymore. they appear in page 1 because they belong to page 1 of it’s type

I have once made an alternative frontend for tiktok to bypass the indian tiktok ban. but I abandoned it because it was too much work to keep it working when they frequently make changes to the api and website. I don’t think anyone will be willing to maintain such a mess so there won’t be any alt-frontends

I like it. The content has no substance, but that’s a feature. go there only if you enjoy goofy dances or lipsyncing. If you expect political commentary or educational content you’ll be disappointed.

And your experience will be much better if you follow your IRL friends.

But we must find exactly where that limit is and consider not going over the top.

Just browse through those ‘right wing’ servers. I’d say we’re showing incredible restraint by still federating with one of them.

Also,

The paradox of tolerance states that if a society is tolerant without limit, its ability to be tolerant is eventually seized or destroyed by the intolerant

https://lemmy.ml/post/70280

This should answer your questions

most likely Kylin

Yeah so it is kind of related, see this comment

Sorry to bother you again, it took me some time to find this again on GitHub. This login bug I was experiencing was introduced when fixing this other login bug, you can see in that commit that eq was changed to ilike but now your new pull request reintroduces that old bug with the case-sensitiveness of the usernames during login. I think the solution to both bugs would be converting to uppercase before comparing with eq (and having a computed uppercased column indexed on the database). I don’t know enough Rust to propose code changes or send a pull request, I hope my description of the solution is good enough for someone more knowledgeable to write the code.

Hmm maybe something related to this

Maybe this

Wrong community

I read this article about converting an app to web3 i still don’t know whether its satire or not

Also, wouldn’t this concept be better implemented as an alternative interface for Lemmur instead of a whole new app?

I think that’s what she is saying essentially taking the data from Lemmy api and displaying it like a chat app

ie.

• communities -> group chat
• Posts and comments -> threads within group chats

It already exists. but it won’t help with spam since they are all new accounts

It’s in the api, any custom frontend should be able to display it.

https://lemmy.161.social/post/15870