Lemmy Português

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Esta é o Lemmy Português, uma instância de Lemmy direcionada a utilizadores e comunidades Portuguesas, ou de Língua Portuguesa.
Servidores disponibilizados pela WebTejo.


Regras

Para o bom funcionamento deste espaço, existem regras e um código de conduta que deve ser sempre seguido.

  1. Respeita todos e mantém uma atitude acolhedora. Isto implica não recorrer a insultos, humilhações, ataques pessoais, etc. Sê tolerante.
  2. Publicação ou ameaças de publicação de informações privadas (doxxing, mensagens diretas, etc) é estritamente proibido.
  3. Usa linguagem percetível por todos e uma gramática correta. Este espaço pretende ser inclusivo, e isso só é possível se todos formos capazes de comunicar bem.
  4. Nada de conteúdo NSFW.
  5. Qualquer conteúdo de teor traumático, perturbador ou que conte o enredo de algum livro, filme, série ou jogo deve ser marcado como tal e escondido (spoiler).
  6. É inaceitável tentar passar por uma outra pessoa.

Por fim, usa senso comum.

O incumprimento de qualquer uma destas regras resultará num aviso. Caso o problema persista, o utilizador será banido.

ℹ️ Estas regras serão expandidas e um documento de código de conduta redigido, na comunidade Regras, quando o Lemmy suportar melhores controlos de moderação para comunidades.


Registo de contas e criação de comunidades

Devido ao aparecimento de trolls e de contas automáticas que poluem a rede com conteúdo indesejado, o registo de novas contas foi restringido, sendo agora necessário não só um endereço de correio eletrónico, como o preenchimento de uma pequena "candidatura" que terá que ser aprovada por um administrador antes da conta ser ativada.

Pelo mesmo motivo, a criação de comunidades está sujeita a uma restrição semelhante. Será necessário fazer uma publicação na comunidade Meta, com título e corpo adequados, para requisitar a criação de uma nova comunidade.

Por fim, é igualmente possível requisitar a posição de moderador numa das comunidades originais ou numa que não possua nenhum moderador ativo. Em qualquer dos casos, haverá um processo de avaliação antes da promoção, por motivos de segurança.

Para mais informações, deves ler a barra lateral da comunidade Meta.


WebTejo

Esta instância corre num servidor da WebTejo, uma empresa de alojamento web independente e nacional. Deem uma vista de olhos 😉


Ajudar a correr esta instância

liberapay

O servidor onde a instância está alojada custa ~10€/mês. Eu consigo cobrir parte dos custos, mas para garantir o seu suave funcionamento, é necessária algum auxílio. Ninguém se deve sentir no dever de doar o que seja, porém àqueles e àquelas que têm a possibilidade e a vontade, qualquer ajuda é muito bem-vinda :)

Eis a página de LiberaPay onde é possível fazer um donativo: https://liberapay.com/lemmy.pt/
Num futuro próximo vai ser estabelecido um repositório com registos mensais de donativos e despesas, de modo a existir maior transparência no financiamento da instância. Fiquem atentos.


Matrix

Existe uma sala na rede Matrix dedicado a esta instância de Lemmy. Aqui, além de discussões sobre a instância, os administradores vão publicando avisos relativamente a problemas técnicos e interrupções de serviço. Junta-te a #tuga-lemmy:matrix.org para participares na conversa!

Existem também outras salas portuguesas que podes ver aderindo ao espaço #espacotuga:matrix.org.

Também é possível entrar em contacto com os administradores através das mensagens privadas da plataforma, ou por correio eletrónico.


Traduzir o Lemmy

Sendo apologistas do movimento de software livre e da ideia de redes federadas, temos contribuído para o projecto através da tradução para Português. Este processo é realizado através da instância de Weblate (uma ferramenta de tradução, também ela livre) do projecto Lemmy, e que pode ser econtrada em https://weblate.join-lemmy.org Qualquer sugestão de tradução é bem-vinda!

Discussão sobre a tradução do projecto pode ser feita na sala de Matrix acima referida, ou, alternativamente, numa outra sala sobre tradução em geral, em #tuga-traducao:matrix.org


Qualidade do serviço

uptime

É possível consultar o "uptime" do serviço em https://estado.lemmy.pt.

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Olá, Portugal! Vamos fazer algumas apresentações da comunidade. De onde vocês são, o que fazem como carreira e o que esperam encontrar aqui no Lemmy?

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Original post: typo.social (Mastodon)

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Visit us @ !fediverse_vs_disinfo@lemmy.dbzer0.com for all the latest news on the topics of astroturfing, propaganda and disinformation.

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The police say the Grinch costume enabled the officer to approach the target building as part of seasonal celebrations without being detected by suspects.

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Seems like a terrible idea to me.

You make one mistake one time and bingo, you cost yourself a few grand to have it sanded, leveled, varnished, and polished.

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And if I'm wrong and everyone is actually doing it, how is it sustainable in the long run? I mean, we can't all be millionaires.

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My current plan is to use arkenfox user.js and Fennec. However, I'm concerned about relying on F-droid since they tend to get behind on security updates.

Is there a recommended Mull alternative? If not, is there a better place to get Fennec?

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We ate here a few years ago and I wanted to see the movie. I was a little disappointed at the lack of chainsaw massacre that took place. What was that Grandpa hammer scene? What happened to Black Maria?

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Hello World,

as many of you know, several newer Lemmy versions have been released since the once we are currently using.

As this is a rather long post, the TLDR is that we're currently planning for late January/early February to update Lemmy.World to a newer Lemmy release.

We're currently running Lemmy 0.19.3 with a couple patches on top to address some security or functionality issues.

As new Lemmy versions have been released, we've been keeping an eye on other instances' experiences with the newer versions, as well as tracking certain issues on GitHub, which might impact stability, moderation experience or user experience.

We updated to Lemmy 0.19.3 back in March this year. At that point, 0.19.3 had been released for a little over a month already and at that point all the major issues that troubled the earlier 0.19 releases had been addressed.

Several months later, in June, Lemmy 0.19.4 was released with several new features. This was a rather big release, as a lot of changes had happened since the last release. Only 12 days later 0.19.5 was released, which fixed a few important issues with the 0.19.4 release. Unfortunately, Lemmy 0.19.5 also introduced some changes that were, and to some part are still not fully addressed.

Prior to Lemmy 0.19.4, regular users may see contents of removed or deleted comments in some situations, primarily when using third party apps. Ideally, this would have been fixed by restricting access to contents of removed comments to community moderators in the communities they moderate, as well as admins on each instance. Deleted comments will be overwritten in the database after some delay, but they might still be visible prior to that. This is especially a problem when moderators want to review previously removed comments to either potentially restore them or to understand context in a thread with multiple removed comments. Lemmy modlog does not always record individual modlog entries for bulk-removed items, such as banning a user while also removing their content would only log their ban but not the individual posts or comments that were removed.

We were considering writing a patch to restore this functionality for moderators in their communities, but this is unfortunately a rather complex task, which also explains why this isn't a core Lemmy feature yet.

While admins can currently filter modlog for actions by a specific moderator, this functionality was lost somewhere in 0.19.4. While this isn't something our admin team is using very frequently, it is still an important feature to have available for us for the times we need it.

This also included a few security changes for ActivityPub handling, which resulted in breaking the ability to find e.g. Mastodon posts in Lemmy communities by entering the post URL in the search. It also caused issues with changes to communities by remote moderators.

The 0.19.4 release also broke marking posts as read in Sync for Lemmy. Although this isn't really something we consider a blocker, it's still worth mentioning, as there are still a lot of Sync for Lemmy users out there that haven't noticed this issue yet if they're only active on Lemmy.World. Over the last 2 weeks we've had nearly 5k active Sync for Lemmy users . This is unfortunately something that will break during the upgrade, as the API has changed in upstream Lemmy.

There were also several instances reporting performance issues after their upgrades, although they seemed to mostly have been only for a relatively short time after the upgrades and not persistent.

Lemmy 0.19.6 ended up getting released in November and introduced quite a few bug fixes and changes again, including filtering the modlog by moderator. Due to a bug breaking some DB queries, 0.19.7 was released just 7 days later to address that.

Among the issues fixed in this release were being able to resolve Mastodon URLs in the search again and remote moderators being able to update communities again.

0.19.6 also changed the way post thumbnails generated, which resulted thumbnails missing on various posts.

A month later, now we're in December, 0.19.8 was released.

One of the issues addressed by 0.19.8 was Lemmy returning content of removed comments again for admins. For community moderators this functionality is not yet restored due to the complexity of having to check mod status in every community present in the comment listing.

At this point it seems that most of the issues have been addressed, although there seem to still be some remaining issues relating to thumbnails not reliably being created in some cases. We'll keep an eye on any updates on that topic to see if it might be worth waiting a little longer for another fix or possibly deploying an additional patch even if it may not be part of an official Lemmy release yet at the time.

While we were backporting some security/stability related changes, including a fix for a bug that can break federation in some circumstances when a community is removed, we accidentally reverted this patch while applying another backport, which resulted in our federation with lemmy.ml breaking back in November. This issue was already addressed upstream a while back, so other instances running more recent Lemmy versions were not affected by this.

Among the new features released in the Lemmy versions we have missed out on so far, here are a couple highlights:

  • Users will be able to see and delete their uploads on their profile. This will include all uploads since we updated to 0.19.3, which is the Lemmy version that started tracking which user uploaded media.
  • Several improvements to federation code, which improve compatibility with wordpress, discourse, nodebb.
  • Fixing signed fetch for federation, enabling federation with instances that require linked instances to authenticate themselves when fetching remote resources. Not having this is something we've seen cause issues with a small number of mastodon instances that require this.
  • Site bans will automatically issue community bans, which means they're more reliable to federate.
  • Deleted and removed posts and comments will no longer show up in search results.
  • Bot replies and mentions will no longer be included in notification counts when a user has blocked all bots.
  • Saved posts and comments will now be returned in the reverse order of saving them rather than the reverse order of them being created.
  • The image proxying feature has evolved to a more mature state. This feature intends to improve user privacy by reducing requests to third party websites when browsing Lemmy. We do not currently plan on enabling it with the update, but we will evaluate it later on.
  • Local only communities. We don't currently see a good use for these, as they will prevent federation of such communities. This cuts off users on all other instances, so we don't recommend using them unless you really want that.
  • Parallel sending of federated activities to other instances. This can be especially useful for instances on the other side of the world, where latency introduces serious bottlenecks when only sending one activity at a time. A few instances have already been using intermediate software to batch activities together, which is not standard ActivityPub behavior, but it allows them to eliminate most of the delays introduced by latency. This mostly affects instances in Australia and New Zealand, but we've also seen federation delays with instances in US from time to time. This will likely not be enabled immediately after the upgrade, but we're planning to enable this shortly after.
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