I don’t get what the problem is? Anyone can elaborate.
Edit: Thank you all for shedding more light on this topic. I’ve never really used flatpak but I do understand it better now!
I don’t get what the problem is? Anyone can elaborate.
Edit: Thank you all for shedding more light on this topic. I’ve never really used flatpak but I do understand it better now!
beehaw.org blocked lemmy.world. which works like you’d expect blocking someone would work. they can’t interact with each other, can’t participate in each other’s communities, etc.
So why do I still see posts from them in my subscribed feed?
lemmy.world still “has” content from beehaw before the block happened. you can still see it and interact with it, but anything you do on beehaw communities that you have copies of won’t get synced to beehaw, and thus can’t be seen by anyone else on the fediverse.
you shouldn’t be getting new posts from beehaw at all, other than comments inside of non-beehaw communities (such as in a kbin magazine where a beehaw user comments).
I get a lot of new still from beehaw
yeah that’s definitely odd. I wonder if lemmy.world is getting the content from a different federated instance?
can you post in the thread? and if so, can beehaw users respond to you? I wonder what’s up…
Well that’s annoying, I was enjoying a lot of beehaw content and they never approved my registration application.
Anyone know of the next biggest instance that federates with them?
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Interesting that in that list are sites like skinheads.uk
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Thanks for the info. I was just scrolling through all the server names and that caught my eye. I was also amazed at the sheer number of servers listed. Some of these federated servers must have only a handful of users (if not just 1).
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