Its really a lot, didnt even feel like that much. Here are the main things:
- Implemented permissions for activitypub inbox (so eg a malicious instance cant delete posts made by other instances)
- removed all unwrap() from activitypub inbox (so that errors are handled gracefully)
- implement Undo<Dislike> for activitypub (we forgot that before)
- implement instance blocklist
Now federation in Lemmy is officially feature complete, and we can finally focus on bug fixing and testing.
Now federation in Lemmy is officially feature complete
:party popper:
@nutomic@lemmy.ml did much more work this last week than I, but the main things I got done are:
- Fixed online user counts.
- Stopped allowing preferred usernames to start with
. - Created a Linked instances page.
- Some back-end code cleanup.
- Correctly able to clear your email from user settings.
- Some UI fixes.
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It still does need lots of discussion, and it needs to be done in a way that can federate. I know I’m probably in the minority, but in my experience modding, reports ( IE super downvotes) are really badly done on reddit. 80% of all reports are useless spam ( you can’t tell who sent it), and the other 20% is already downvoted to oblivion.
IMO there needs to be a way for mods to see highly downvoted / bad ratio content in a queue so they can act on it.
Randomsovietkid had sent me something to mod and it was helpful. Personally I’m probably able to do more modding if it’s centralized somewhere than if I have to troll the communities looking for bad actors.
Regardless, I think it’s fair that for the reasons you’re giving, this is probably a Big Ask and not coming real soon. That said, @RandomSovietKid@lemmy.ml , with this stuff, you’re free to contribute to that kind of discussion before the task is actually picked up; if there are things you want to make sure are considered in the design of such a feature, you can absolutely put in your comments on the github issue.
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