please don't link to domains used by spammers
have you ever seen this since we updated to Lemmy 0.19.9+?
It was most likely true at the time you wrote it, but it was also likely cached at the time.
It was likely in your browser cache or Cloudflare cache when accessed from SJW, but when accessed from LW the request would be different and not hit the cache. Browsers will generally partition your cache depending on which page you're on when fetching media to prevent certain types of attacks. For Cloudflare cache, it could have been related to certain characteristics of the request.
Hi,
sorry for the late response, but this is actually a problem with SJW, not with us.
The image at https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/4def1007-69c5-4d51-b227-83deef610f19.webp is not available anymore, as the underlying file has been deleted. Based on similar issues we've seen in the past on LW, this is likely the result of a false positive of a CSAM scanner deployed by SJW.
you could easily report this to the police yourself then. i don't really have anything more than what is publicly available, with the exception being one of the gore spam accounts.
I'm not saying you have to, but given that various people already collected a lot of information related to that stuff, they would be much better suited in actually reporting this to police somewhere.
I just tried sending the same message again.
If you still don't receive it, please either share an email address or reach out to me via email; the address is the same as my Lemmy user.
edit: this comment also didn't federate until I edited and changed votes a few times to trigger retries.
Depends on the type of feature request.
For most feature requests the project issue trackers are likely the best place.
- Lemmy backend: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues
- Lemmy default web interface: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues
Alternative UIs and apps have their own issue trackers as well.
If it's something that's just about configuration or something we have built ourselves [email protected] can be a good place for that.
Feel free to reply here though and I can tell you where it's best placed.
we currently have our own solution to send emails with a custom text explaining why people were rejected and what they can do next. we'll have to review whether the built-in solution would be capable of replacing this functionality adequately if we add rejection reasons to lemmy when rejecting the applications.
our current solution rejects applications and then deletes the user from the database to ensure that they can sign up again if they want, as denied applications only get deleted after a week or so and an appeal process would require support tickets and a lot more time to be spent by us on addressing those.
our application process is fully automatic and just depends on certain words to be provided and the email not being disposable.
The link is up there in the post for you to use.
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the list is not public, no. various instances have automods in place already, with varying aggressiveness.
the community bans are automatic when an instance ban is issued, they've been reverted along with the instance unban.