Okay thanks for the info

Haha okay. Thanks for the info!

Good to know thank you! Piefed seems to be doing a lot to help the fediverse grow, so thank you for your service 🫡

Now that the issue is fixed I need to make a new account or will it work with the old account too? Also I noticed that my profile photo from my old account isn’t federating haha, but that’s a very minor issue so I’m not too concerned about it haha

If I had posted this on Miskey would that have allowed Lemmy users and Mastodon users to interact?

I tested this. It works perfectly fine. We can implement this today and remove it when Mastodon supports threadiverse conversations better (I’ll try to make that happen.)

Wow that’s a really proactive response, thank you! Please keep me posted on how it goes

I see it

Here a community for you to do more test : !testfediverse@jlai.lu

This is a useful too, thank you

I always an avid user of piefed.ca but I had to quit because most of my comments weren’t federating anymore due to some corrupted data issue

Edit: misread your comment. You jut mean posting to the community. Gotchu

i believe there is a one-way mechanism for twitterverse posts to be used an inbound content stream for lemmy (like rss ) but thats it… one direction.

The Lemmy posts were showing up as replies to my Mastodon post. And some of the Mastodon replies were showing up in Lemmy. So it does seem to go both ways, its just inconsistent

If I had made this post on kbin would the lemmy and mastodon users have been able to interact with one another?

Lovely

Wouldn’t that be true for mice as well? I wonder how they got around that for this study

Interesting. I wonder why they didn’t give people another option.

It could be an overcorrection to the BC proportional representation referendum. The referendum contained, like, four different options for different types of proportional representation, with convoluted explanations for each of them. Most people found the ballot too confusing, so most people didn’t mail it back (it was mail in only, and something like less than 1% of BC residents responded) or just chose to keep things the way they were (presumably, in part, because it was the least confusing option). The BC government might be trying to make the survey as simple as possible to avoid another debacle like that.

It could also be that the BC government decided ahead of them that they’d go with daylight time for economic reasons. By increasing sunlight in the evening you increase the window of time where people are likely to engage in economic activity. There may have even been some lobbying efforts behind that decision, who knows.

If you usually go on Reddit on your phone, you could use parental controls to block the website with a passcode. Make sure you don’t know the passcode. Have it set by someone you trust, and tell them to never tell you what it is

Really makes you think

What was wrong with the survey in BC?

On the fediverse moderator actions are public, so you can see what the moderators are upto by checking the modlogs. I don’t really understand what the context is here though

Down with Santa Clause

(for real tho)

Hey man, the war could end before things get bad. No one knows at this point. At least stay alive long enough to see how things shake up. You never know you could be pleasantly surprised.

Seeing how temporary foreign workers are abused even in the heart of major cities like Vancouver or Toronto, I don’t even want to imagine what the working conditions are like on these farms. Allowing this program to expand, when we can be reasonable confident that it will lead to human rights abuses, is wrong. The feds need to get their shit together