Not allowing people to vote on posts from All - yes please! There’s so many cases of subreddits losing their identity because they started showing up on Reddit’s All.

If I remember right, the game The Talos Principle calls that the Talos principle

200: Here you go (secretly still an error)

How dare you, Hammond is a kind old man with a dream! (and in the book he dies a pathetic death after everything’s already mostly resolved)

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limit voting to communities someone is subscribed to

That sounds great. Might also protect against people upvoting posts that don’t actually fit the community

I know lemmings.world has a bot that subscribes to the most popular communities to make sure those are federated

Peertube is bigger than I thought!

Math.Sqrt((x-y) * (x-y)) (I’ve actually seen someone use this)

ClOwNcAsE

Hi a republican, I’m dad

… an optional feature where it only lets you browse for X minutes a day would be awesome

Lemmy.world defederated from that instance though. It also had a problem with trolls spamming actual CSAM to try and get it shut down

I don’t really see any hint of the poster being from the latter group though

CSAM isn’t tagged as NSFW, because it’s trolls (criminals) posting it. I think the admins have been pretty on the ball with removing it though

Also, importing/exporting user data will make it easier to transfer your account to a different instance. I’m mostly excited for scaled ranking though.

Similar options for defederating would also be nice, like “disallow users from this instance from posting/commenting in your communities” vs “do not fetch communities from this instance”. There may be some higher-priority things though.

The final bit is interesting. Vaxry says Q (who was openly bigoted) got punished, but doesn’t mention prisj (who was slightly less open about it).

#general does indeed sometimes have jokes that some people might treat as “controversial”.

And if you really need a place with controversial jokes, split it off from your support server or something.

Brainfuck: it’s technically an essay, but who in their right mind would write it using only the first eight letters of the alphabet?

Is there any post about some fine for a tech company where this isn’t the top comment?