Are we blocked from editing communities that we created? I tried to revise the sidebar of https://sh.itjust.works/c/jukebox and the “save” network works.

Kbin and Lemmy seem to not agree on time zones, there has been some mention on GitHub.

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Major performance problems have been fixed in Lemmy in the past 48 hours, with more pending in the next 24. The latest code on GitHub is far better than 0.17.4/0.18.0 in terms of hammering the server.

The admin of Beehaw told me to post it on Lemmy.ml despite the message being that the server was down.

Beehaw is suppressing the news about a Lemmy outage, when their /c/Technology community is about rumors in the sidebar!

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I’m seeing 9 days old, it’s really stuck.

There is an open bug about internal crashes within lemmy_server: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3076

A restart of the lemmy_server service might get it fixed for one-time.

I think it’s just a matter of time before there are alternate-federated networks for Lemmy… different lists of federated servers that the install peers with.

I’m just curious what my fellow sh.it.heads think of this development in the fediverse, any input is appreciated!

I think performance problems with the Lemmy database lead to a lot more fragmentation… it didn’t scale well and instances were telling people to spread around. That and the discovery of remote instances being unintuitive - plus the data replication problems (see: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3101) has laid a rather chaotic foundation. People are still trying to get their server installs up and running today, there are a huge number of servers, and I expect when those severs go offline there will be a mess left over of orphan posts, comments, etc.

I don’t think anyone planned it this way, they were working for several years to create an alternative to Reddit and you find communities with mods who created them 3 years ago and stopped using Lemmy… it will be an interesting year, for sure.