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Since lemmyverse supports kbin magazines, can your bot be made to include them as well?

Yeah. There are a lot of them, all pretty good. servethehome has done reviews for many- N100 version

If they removed all but one 2.5gbe port, it might not even be any more expensive to give 4 sata and a case.

wish these companies making soft routers would give a couple options with a nas case instead. 4 bay n5105 or n100 for cheap would be a nice low power side grade to my old e3,

on kbin we have reputation, which is nearly impossible to keep positive, because it counts downvotes but not upvotes. They are working on fixing it though.

Obvious that this is automated and will be going out to all subs. They definitely wouldn’t go to bat to keep a piracy sub open, unless they’re even dumber than I thought.

hp t530 or dell wyse 3040 or 5070 thin clients

The main offender is Lemmynsfw.com, so instance wide shouldn’t be an issue for them. People posting there think it’s obvious since it’s in the name, but that doesn’t work with federation.

Anyone can make a magazine on kbin.

as far as I can tell, it federates with everything

kbin (kbin.social is currently working) allows individuals to block by domain. That would keep any top level memes off your /all but I think you still see comments.

Something I’ve seen is encoding links and sending people to https://www.base64decode.org/. Whether that alleviates legal risk is questionable (unlikely?), but it does prevent scraping for keywords.

Just think how fun it will be with people telling you to “read the thread” when you can even see it and dont know it exists.

You won’t see their posts and comments moving forward.

But now you have 0 friends out of 200k instead of 0 out of 200 million like on reddit. That’s an improvement!

It would be cool to merge these plus this one that does link formatting into one threadiverse super extension.

There’s a few of these popping up. Maybe you guys can work together.
https://lemmy.redkrieg.com/post/10160

https://github.com/driccio98/kbin-link
Based on the two open issues, it could be made cross compatible pretty easily.

Edit: seems his is slightly different, more for formatting links within posts.