@rikudou oh cool! thank you!

@fckreddit
Haha yeah so some other random dude made it work 😄

@astropenguin5
Ah I see. Cool app!

@CIA_chatbot
😂 I apologize 😄

@astropenguin5
What is voyager?

And yes it is clickable but the problem is, it sends people to lemmy.ml which is where the community is hosted. That might be a problem for people who aren’t registered on this instance.

@CommunityLinkFixer
Lol. Didn’t realize it was a bot 😃

@zbecker
It’s because I put a title which Mastodon doesn’t support so for some reason the content of the post is in this case replaced with a link.

If I put the title in the content of the post without a title, you will see the tag.
@CommunityLinkFixer

@CommunityLinkFixer
It’s not meant to be clickable. It’s just meant to tag the community.

I can’t do it differently than this in Friendica. The problem if I use ! is that the post will become private, which I don’t want.

@whelk
Indeed. It doesn’t have to run fast if we are talking applications where performance isn’t important.

@whelk
What a shame. Python is so awesome for so many cases.

@nutomic @ionhowto you dont have to sign up on multiple instances. if you want to comment a post on another instance, copy the url and paste in into the search field and then your current instance will fetch the post so you can comment on it.

@nutomic lemmy.world is a new instance which can also be used.

@pcouy LMAO 🤣

@IverCoder I think Lemmy is different because what could you use the Reddit source code for? There wasn’t any federation so it makes perfectly sense that a website which only runs at one company will close source their code to avoid competition. With federation it’s different because the instances talk together so there is a difference between the protocol and the large instance. It’s like making email closed source. Doesn’t really make sense for such a protocol.

@yogthos What. That’s not possible? 😃