That’s how I installed, however I think I messed up the install folder screwing around. I have two instances, one with no users and email has also stopped working on that one. I’ll try to just go back through the basic ansible instructions from scratch and see if that works, I can always roll it back.
I guess I’m still a bit confused. My sites current version is v.0.19.9 The current lemmy release version is v0.19.11. I’m getting this:
* [new branch] ansible-galaxy-install -> origin/ansible-galaxy-install
e4f2728..3f0e6c7 main -> origin/main
You are not currently on a branch.
Please specify which branch you want to merge with.
See git-pull(1) for details.
git pull <remote> <branch>
[email protected] got a flurry of posts after nearly two weeks of inactivity. [email protected] has been getting regular posts and we’re at over 500 subscribers.
I’m considering a safety focused community called “safety” or likewise to promote safety where people can post about near misses and lessons learned and have a monthly or weekly safety topic.
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We can all go to iHop and drink coffe for 3 hours and talk about the difference between pancakes and flapjacks.
I made a whole instance just for the dull community
I also mod [email protected]
I make content to help the communities grow, it’s hard not to participate when you tend to check those communities frequently. I also try not to participate too much because I realize that it’s not MY community. I’m more interested in the unique culture they develop. I have rarely had to take moderation actions, it’s really not something I like doing. I never want to take adverse actions against someone because of what they do outside of the community. Of course all of that would be very undull and therefore go against the rules and principles of the communities.
You can post about pancakes in either one if you want, it would probably be a big hit.
This is the guide I used, it’s pretty automatic with ansible.
I’m not too worried about it.
It costs me less than $10/mo to run mine and some of that is because I have to pay for an email forwarder until my hosting provider lets me start sending emails, part of that is factoring the cost of the domain name. The actual cloud server costs $5/mo right now.
Also dull people
An entire meme instance with no users attatched to it with multiple specific meme communities
I created dullsters.net just for just one community, it could be more if there were demand for dull content or another dull community wanted to come over, but I don’t have any plans to make it some big thing.
I created an instance for one specific community so that users won’t be affected by who federates from who (unless you’re a spam instance or something like that)
like pc-partpicker
The best idea I can come up with is a federated marketplace. Each vendor has their own instance. Buyers can browse the marketplace and have a unified checkout experience. Vendors would have unified product posts so whichever vendor has the best price or fastest shipping (user preference) would get the sale. USPS for example has shipping zones which determine the price for shipping depending on distance.
The best example I can come up with is rockauto. They are a central marketplace of different auto parts suppliers. You can find parts that are in the same location in order to combine shipping.
If you put a part in your cart it will then show parts that are in the same warehouse.
Bittorrent is federated streaming video before it was cool.
If you have a network of paricipating stores, then they can agree to take each others physical returns and inspect them.
I used all my free screenshots for the month, I don’t have Windows+
Thanks, that makes sense.
I found that my communities stayed on track better when I made robust rules and offered alternatives where content would be a better fit.
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