just to correct something, NodeBB will not send a mention unless you are specifically mentioned. We do auto populate a mention in the text box though, so it’s probably happening because of that.

What we also do is send the message to everybody so everybody has a copy. (Everybody is addressed)

e.g. you should not have been mentioned here.

Yes… but also WordPress is supposed to be a blogging platform, and now it powers like half the web.

People hack around the arbitrary limitations of software all the time!

It’s the year of Linux on the desktop fedi on every device!

Depends on the project, and I imagine a lot of the smaller ones are your standard FOSS BDFL leadership.

In my case I’ll likely make a rough milestone list based off our NLNet memorandum and go from there.

irelephant@programming.dev and what exactly does “non-archival” mean anyway? How long is content stored for?

In my case I had a spam protection measure that limited the amount of upvotes per user in one day. Someone on a Lemmy server uploaded past that threshold and NodeBB started sending back 500s.

silverpill@mitra.social simple! Respond to a Lemmy server with a 500, and once you hit 40 in one day the instance puts you on a timeout. Repeat as needed until your backlog is 4M activities 😅

Less than 3M activities behind now!

Better and better every day… Hoping we can get some additional funding to really accelerate development!

flamingos@feddit.uk it’s less that and more Lemmy’s ridiculously effective synchronization mechanic that Mastodon doesn’t utilise!

@scintilla@lemm.ee that’s the main thing for me too. That news orgs, political agencies, and corporations use Xitter to communicate is the real travesty.

@noodlejetski@lemm.ee oh sure, bit of a pot calling kettle black situation though.

@emperor@feddit.uk it is! The in-development stuff I’m working on makes it much easier to post directly to a Lemmy community.

This is probably the first, yes. It was also a bit of a live test at the same time.

@lost_my_mind@lemmy.world hate to break it to you, but Nokia sold their brand to HMD Global, and their new phones are … lacking in the indestructibility department. They are hefty though, I will say.

I owned two of them, and I got the ones that worked well. Some of the QC was wonky too.