julian yes its odd error.
I made a federated post on my own site, viewed it from here
Since deleting that from my own site, sometimes when going to World on here, it got stuck still trying to show that post.
Its not doing it again now.
Intermittent bugs - the hardest to track down !
Spoke to soon, 'Access denied' image returned on World, but it coincided with site running slow again - so possibly connected?
Is this Cloudfare feature worth the trouble?
@julian I was confused by the use of the phrase hash.
So the post has an ID number, but theres also a field saying which ID number it was in before (if it has been moved) ?
Is there a way to edit the database so move field is cleared?
I moved some of my forums initial posts a long time ago and dont need the moved arrow or the 'moved from xyz' against them now.
@julian yes I never expected it so function on Mastodon, of course not.
but when putting that symbol combination into Mastodon post, and sending it to nodebb you would think it would trigger nodebb side.
Actally its hard to understand how it doesnt activate spoiler on nodebb side, given its the same 2 characters.
Im more perplexed, than bothered, that it doesnt!
In Federated messages, the !> doesnt work even between nodebb instances that have the plugin.
Not a big issue but its actually interesting that it doesnt work.
For example here a mastodon site sends that code in a post to a nobebb site that has spoilers installed,
when it displays the post why isnt the Functionality triggered?
This looks good.
Just my thoughts on Lemmy, I have various issues with it not federating well to various site at times. I mention this only if you encounter testing issues with Lemmy, more likely the issue is their side.
It has some good features but its frustrating as the instance I use appears to have bugs!
A 28-year-old woman presents to the emergency department after a panic attack. She reports rapid breathing and feeling lightheaded. On examination, her respiratory rate is 28 breaths per minute, and her oxygen saturation is 98% on room air. Arterial blood gas results are as follows:
pH: 7.48
PaCO₂: 3.5 kPa
HCO₃⁻: 22 mmol/L
PaO₂: 12 kPa
What is the most likely acid-base disturbance?
A) Metabolic acidosis
B) Respiratory acidosis
C) Respiratory alkalosis
D) Metabolic alkalosis
E) Mixed acidosis
Just to say there are a lot of things NodeBB is getting right, in comparison to other Federated sites.
Mastodon is ok in some respects but when replies to threads come through, the response appears in the feed alone and out of context!
Nodebb shows the whole thread in World, which is far better for following the discussion.
As for Lemmy, not sure if the instance Im on is updated to latest version, but some things dont work well.
@Julian I only heard about Lemmy via you .. (Sometimes I wish Id never gone there lol)
It is good for searching, but its been problematic in other areas. Do you know who codes Lemmy and do they visit here, or is it someone in your federation network?
And, as for Threads, I thought that was going to be Fediverse compatible? I turned the Federate setting on but no messages I tried were ever sent or received! ?
Theres improvement, more in my World now on the tags Im following, but posts say by 'Guest'.
When Im looking at the same thing from Lemmy there is more detail?
Edit these posts were ones that arrived before the upgrade to v4.2
If a site has a 'niche' theme and you want to find people with likeminded interests out in the Fediverse, the searching would be useful.
Correct me if I am wrong, but Mastodon doesn't seem to have categories, Ive only seen it on Lemmy.
In a way a category on Lemmy is like a nodebb instance, as most nodebb instances are for a certain area.
So one might argue that posting on a particular nodebb forum is akin to posting on a Lemmy category?
julian yes its odd error. I made a federated post on my own site, viewed it from here Since deleting that from my own site, sometimes when going to World on here, it got stuck still trying to show that post. Its not doing it again now. Intermittent bugs - the hardest to track down !