Block the user and then export your settings in Lemmy settings. When you import these settings, you will have the blocks from your previous account.

edit: didn’t read the whole text, Lemmy itself does not provide a way to block users with a specific username. Summit android app does have a filter for usernames though.

Signal and Matrix (Fluffychat and Neochat)

Each post is hosted on the instance of the community the post was posted in.

Any other instance makes a full copy of posts and the comments. Images aren’t copied, though.

you lost me at ethereum

it’s a setting for the particular community

No, not really. The devs made it an automatic one. Not ones you can manually assign to a community.

Go to Settings > Posts feed > Homepage and select “Subscribed”

Sorry but you gotta move. Dev abandoned the project. Try Summit.

I wouldn’t consider LW “slight centralisation”.

Just find new communities. For example [email protected] and [email protected] are pretty original.

Check out Semantic Versioning if they use it.

It’s very nice.

It’s easy. When I started out, I just had a cheap 3€/month vps at hetzner. Unless you want to self host more stuff, that should be enough for a single user instance or you can also self host Piefed or Mbin.

mine was

Mine is self hosted. I like having control.

I can also experiment with bots this way.

nope, can’t see your post.

Still here.

https://fedihosting.foundation/

They mention they went with iodeOS because it is more minimal than others and then bloat it with the whole Proton suite (including useless Lumo LLM), crypto browser Brave and 2 authenticator apps for no reason.

both

Their reasoning seems to be because of potential privacy issues: https://posteo.de/en/site/faq

It doesn’t use XMPP or Matrix. It’s just an open source centralized Discord clone.