But if one uses search to fetch my article from their instance and comment on it, shouldn't my instance still receive the comment ?
Because I don't really want to send content to instances, I just want the abovementioned scenario to work, basically the purpose I see in Lemmy as a blog is to enable readers to interact with me from their own instance, which solves the issue with CMS-powered blogs which whom people never interact with because of not wanting to create an account there.
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Yes, I did see this one, it's the only one I ever seen, in fact
where are you hosted
At Netcup, in Germany.
Was your instance set up with a domain name that you have been using since the beginning
Yes, and it's very fresh.
Are you using Cloudflare or similar
No and never.
Remember your instance has to be publicly accessible to receive anything!
Yes.
see this showing the federation state of instances
All numbers are at zero : https://phiresky.github.io/lemmy-federation-state/site?domain=blog.kaki87.net
see this for showing which instances are having trouble with federation
Hmm, how does that one work ?
I’ve seen people build custom frontends for Lemmy to make it look more like a blog.
Oh, I couldn't find much of that ! Would you have links ?
So it's already better.
It's not the same code, so maybe the admin UI is more helpful ?
for maximum autonomy you might consider creating your own instance
Indeed.
In fact, I already created a Lemmy instance for this purpose, but it's not going well : apparently federation isn't working, and there aren't any tools available to determine what's wrong and how to fix it... So now I'm considering the alternative platform that is PieFed.
En effet, cela dit, le dépôt rimu/pyfedi est dans ses favoris !
Je ne sais pas ce qu'est PieFed. Quant à Lemmy, mon client mobile préféré est Eternity, basé sur Infinity pour Reddit, dont je considère l'UX comme étant la meilleure (pour les deux plateformes), et sur bureau, j'utilise Tesseract, quand bien même abandonné, restera pendant longtemps la meilleure UX.
Tesseract was the only client that had an in-community search input, compared to all the other clients that require re-entering the community name. That shows how functional it was to me.
I'm looking for third-party instances right now (that's how I ended up on this post), found one so far (but outdated) : https://lemmy.max-p.me/
EDIT : found others
Hi,
I have two panels touching the same corner of the screen, and until Plasma 6.4, the left one was fine being on top of the top one, but after the update, it turned into the opposite, which made my app launcher unusable, so I had to reduce the top panel width so they wouldn't overlap anymore.
Unfortunately, the panels have rounded corners, which makes for a weird view :
And even worse when a window is maximized :
How to disable this ?
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Hi,
There's an option for night light to be manually controlled, but then it has to be enabled by default on boot ("always on") :
There's also an option to disable it by default, but then it requires opening settings to enable ("always off") :
How to make it manual but without enabling it by default ?
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Nope
Honestly, given everything you said, I don't think so. The documentation on "Lemmy as a blog" is just too incomplete.
Thank you though, for your answers !