SMH, that's not how books work. What a complete waste of money. You only needed to buy one copy, to then read it twice.
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Of course it is relevant.
That action may be what removed a post or comment from a community you frequent, or a user you like seeing. Or a post you commented on and get left wondering why the post disappeared.
Mod actions don't apply to just the instance the mod or community is on, they apply fediverse-wide on all instances where there are subsribers to that community.
If the admin of MY instance removes one of MY comments, such as this one made in reply to you, you might want to see why.
You can already filter modlogs by user. And if you want to narrow things down more, you ARE aware that each community has their own modlogs that only show actions for that community?
Edit: noticed you DID post there, I thought you didn't because thunder didn't list any cross-posts.
If you re-use the same image link in any additonal posts, or use the cross-post feature, lemmy will link your posts up so people can navigate across their comment sections in apps that support it, like thunder.
If you want, you can still edit one post to use the image link from the other.
Please use the cross-posting feature instead of creating posts that link to other posts.
How is displaying mod actions from federated communities any more "tangential" than displaying the posts from them in the "all" feed?
It's like asking why anyone would ever need more than the "local" feed.
You can filter the modlog to only show actions related to a given user, which is by far the most useful one, and you'd want that to include ALL relevant entries, on or off-instance.
How the hell is someone elses data supposed to help identify your files?
All mod actions on all instances and communities are relevant, why would users on a given instance only need to be able to see modlogs for their own instance?
They are interacting with the whole fediverse, so why shouldn't they have access to the log of mod actions on the whole fediverse, too?
If I'm on my instance, and get banned from a community by a mod on another instance, in a community on another instance, I would still want to be able to check when and why that happened in the modlog on MY instance.
Or if some other user I know has disappeared, wherever mod actions have been taken agaibst them, should still show up on my instance.
I don't know what client you are using, but the default webUI can apply filters and do searches in the modlog.
Spotify is losing nothing. They take their cut either way.
The only people getting their money stolen are real artists. Their share of the income shrinks as these scammers inflate the number of plays that the money is shared between.
AFAIK YT Music does this. The money from your subscription gets divided amongst whatever you listened to.
That still wouldn't address the stolen account problem, but yes, it'd be a huge improvement.
I have no idea why Spotify still sticks to this massively exploitable model, except for the fact that it MASSIVELY inflates their stats for investors and advertisers.
No.
By inflating his own playcounts, the value of each play goes down. All that money he got? Came straight out of the pockets of real artists.
Or you could just read the one book eight times for 99.6℅. Why buy more than one when one is enough to read as many times as you like?