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Yaaaay
Are there any big instances still on the old versions then?
Also if anyone has issues, try logging out and back in. It was required when we moved, and not all apps indicate that you need to do that.
It's because 0.19 changed some authentication thing. It won't always be necessary
Only ones left on the 0.18 versions are beehaw and blahaj
Blahaj has plans to update before Voyager stops supporting 0.18. I don't remember the exact date, but it's sometime in March.
Can’t upvote today, and my account seems to be labeled as a bot.
Good bot
You show the bot icon to me, do you have your account configured as bot?
Please click the squares with traffic lights :P
Why would the upgrade equate to more monthly active users?
It's an increase in reported monthly users, as now activity like voting is also considered, not just posts/comments.
Version 0.19 counts votes as active users.
Previous version only counted comments and posts
Oh thank you for explaining
Finally, no more weird & or whatever it was
My voyager login stopped working on both lemmy.world and lemmy.ml. I had guessed that was from the upgrade. I had to find and re-enter my passwords, slight PITA. I hope that won't become a regular thing.
That's usually the case for upgrades like this. They only happen every few months, so you should be fine
As you might notice, the new comments are shown YELLOW, that’s not a bug, it’s apparently a new feature in Lemmy…
I made the feature request to add incremental reading , but the method they use seem like non of the methods i suggested (I think it highlights all comments after X minutes) and I think that is a way that is useful to no one, If the instance owners of lemmy.world think it is not good maybe they could provide feedback on the issue, or at least request an option to disable it, the owners seem like they are in a good position to collect feedback.
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