they're using my federation exporter as data source.
it's just scraping the federation api every 5 min for each included instance and then visualizing that.
they're using my federation exporter as data source.
it's just scraping the federation api every 5 min for each included instance and then visualizing that.
instances get added automatically once they reach a threshold of monthly active users. iirc it's >6 mau, you could check the code to confirm.
the mod got banned from blahaj, which, when set to also remove their content, removes communities they're head mod (or only mod?) of as well: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/modlog?page=1&actionType=ModBan&userId=124892
that post on lemm.ee in your first point is dead
you shouldn't reuse domains on the fediverse for a new instance anyway, subdomains are fine though: https://programming.dev/comment/14173239
I'm pretty sure it's doable but it might be necessary to become a mod first, which admins should be able to in remote communities as well iirc. it's just that their mod actions won't federate.
based on the creation date advertised by the instance, lemmy.ml exists since 2019-04-20. lemmy.world exists since 2023-06-01.
on lemmy, people blocking you will only hide your content from them, it won't prevent you from seeing theirs.
only admins can set communities to hidden currently. this is also not exposed via lemmy-ui, it has to be done via API.