I think Trekbooks was lightly moderated anyway, but I could definitely see it making sense to have them or similar a Treklit community on this instance eventually regardless.
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Just a quick update for everyone, yes OP is right and a bunch of bots signed up. We've purged them from our user count and enabled CAPTCHA. Email verification is coming soon as a secondary deterrent.
For the record nobody told us that it's not safe out here. We were aware that self-hosting was wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross; but has NO IDEA that it wasn't for the timid. 😉
So far r/Trekbooks (or anyone TrekLit for that matter) hasn't reached out to us, but if you have a connect please shoot me a DM.
FYI, startrek.website has purged the bot accounts and enabled CAPTCHA. Just letting you know because they were showing up on your list.
Thanks for the heads up, StarTrek.website has enabled CAPTCHA and purged the bots from our database.
The Daystrom people are cream of the crop. They also seem very dedicated to the idea of migrating their community out of reach from spez. I think we've all been surprised by the enthusiasm, especially considering how Lemmy is still very much beta software (but quickly evolving).
Very cool, thanks for sharing this!
Our pictrs service seems stuck in a restart loop.
There was a bug in the latest Lemmy update regarding images, we're aware of it and it will be fixed soon. If you had previously visited before the update, your images are likely cached in the browser, so you'll still see them.
Something went wrong in the latest update, it'll be fixed soon. It's probably working in Chrome because the images are cached from before.
We're aware thanks, something went wrong in the latest update, it'll be fixed soon.
Edit: fixed now
/r/StarTrek had a Wiki page for Twitter accounts of Trek actors and writers, perhaps when our wiki is up and running we can maintain a list of production folk on the Fediverse.