It’s actually already mirrored to Codeberg, though it seems the devs haven’t pushed the changes for a couple of months.

https://codeberg.org/LemmyNet

Note that Codeberg discourages read-only mirrors though.

Is lemmy.ml closed to new communities?

Yes. You have to choose a different instance for new communities.

Same with Safari

C C C

Gosh, I love and hate C.

Have Codeberg allowed mirrors again now? They didn’t used to.

Seems like you are right. It is definitely not synced automatically but it seems like dessalines occasionally pushes the changes there (last time 6d ago)

I firmly believe that my contributions could be significantly amplified if there were a mirror of Lemmy that utilized Forgejo hosting outside the United States

Well, I don’t think so. GitHub is unfortunately the leading platform and shifting to another one will rather lead to a decline.

However, they have an (now inactive) Gitea and a (working) Codeberg mirror but I think they only accept contribution via GitHub PR anyway.

Anyway, you could still bring this topic up (and unlike previous issues ask them to not only mirror the code but also accept PRs there). Though I think the devs would not really want to manage contributions across multiple platforms (maybe this will get better once Forgejo finally supports federation though).

Also if there is a better place to ask this, please let me know.

I recently learned there is !lemmydev@lemm.ee

If the language tag of the comment is different from the languages you selected in your settings, it won’t be displayed but the count always shows the total number of comments.

Probably not, there was no activity in the repo during the last 2 years and since then the API was updated.

Animated images are already possible afaik. But they have to be in webp format (like my profile picture). Also you can link to videos on peertube(?) which then get embedded to the site.

I assume not, and that I’d need to create another account on the instance the community is local to. Is that correct?

You are right. If you find someone trustworthy on the according instance, you could also ask them to create the community for you and then transfer ownership.

You can ask at !community_requests@lemmy.ml

(buy_politicians(profit))

Too real ✊😔

That is actually a quite interesting question. What is the license of the content posted to Lemmy? Would it be legal to share posts? Or use code posted here in proprietary projects? Do people retain full copyright, thus make sharing illegal? Can an instance in its legal terms define a standard license for content (like stackoverflow does)?

Finally, who would enforce the license?

Also, I don’t think people that scrape training data care about all of this.

You can find the routes here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/main/src/api_routes_http.rs

And the forms are documented here: https://join-lemmy.org/api/

statically typed feels unwise

no C++ dev ever

var37.social incoming

Here they list them:

https://join-lemmy.org/donate

EDIT: shoutout to the madlad who donated $1,000!

Yay capitalism! I didn’t know how bad the industry is until I watched seaspiracy. Really a must see for fish lovers.

Do the videos show up for you here? (For me it’s only unsupported media type but in principle it seems like markdown could work too)