Catch-22. Subreddit mods can be removed for not moderating
and many (like me) don’t donate directly
But you pay for API keys?
How does that work in multiplayer
I can't believe I had to add a rule just for this
Me, with my mac and vscode writing about rust and mastodon and posting on my RSS feed, typing on my model M
They’re probably simply overloaded right now
Exactly. Removed it now. Sorry for the growing pains.
Very soon (within a couple days) this feature will be disabled, which will also greatly improve performance. You can follow progress here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/1081 For the future, this sort of question is better for !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml
Locked, see rule 3
If the developers do not distribute donations among all contributors
I understand completely. I've received a total of 400$ or so from open source bounties and other rewards, and would love to see a similar model in many more projects, including lemmy... and yet, please bear in mind that lemmy's monthly income is currently only around 700 dollars (and that's increased in the past couple months), excluding nlnet funding. The top two contributors have each added around 40 times more lines then the third to the project. Totaling all 140 independent contributors, they still fall more than 5x short of either of the main developers. My takeaway is that this site needs more funding.
See also https://lemmy.ml/post/1175822, and ccing @nutomic@lemmy.ml
Yes! The contributing guide mentions that there are plenty of other ways including design, translations, donations, and even just reporting issues you come across! Everything can be a huge help.
Could you link your previous account?