There is nothing for them to take back, they have company that manages .me… so it’s theirs to selm to you.

Nope: https://lemmy.ml/comment/58293

Go to Yoga and dance classes.

I understand, in difference of some people here.

Looks like gitea supports federation: https://fedidb.org/software/gitea maybe lemmy should consider moving to gitea. Sadly I don’t see some big instance, asking lemmy devs to start hosting gitea would be too much right now, but would be nice i. the future.

Maybe create feature request on github?

That sounds great and at least we can try something and learn what can or can not be done. I am totally interested in working on bot detection.

I know that emails remain locally, but those can also be important part of pattern detection, but it has to be done without them.

Fediseer sounds great, at least building some in instances.

I am more thinking on votes, comments and post detection from individual accounts in which fediseer would be quite important weight.

There are data scientist around and we are monitoring where this goes.

Bigest problem I currently see is how to effectively share data but preserve privacy. Can this be solved without sharing emails and ip addresses or would that be necessary? Maybe securely hashing emails and ip addresses is enough, but that would hide some important data.

Should that be shared only with trusted users?

Can we create dataset where humans would identify bots and than share with larger community (like kaggle), to help us with ideas.

There are options and will be built, just jt can not happen in few days. People are working non stop to fix (currently) more important issues.

Be patient, collect the data and let’s work on solution.

And let’s be nice to each others, we all have similar goals here.

Foind it on lemmy.ml: https://lemmy.ml/c/firefox@fedia.io

but only after searching for !firefox@fedia.io

I do not, and that comment might put you on the list of people behind this attack.

As well it can put me behind it.

Are bots creating accounts? Yeah, most definitely. Do we have the tools to fight it, no we do not.

The only tool would be predicting behavior and, for example, adding additional question/action few days after registering.

I’m curious why especially lemmy.ml wouldn’t wait for full release - surely after 6 RCs the full release is imminent?

lemmy.ml is official developer instance, makes moste sense to test it out here after dev servers.