Questions about Lemmy

I see it on the join lemmy page, but the github readme doesn't really explain how to use it

When I view replies in my inbox and click "view context" I receive a 404. Is that normal?

I open the website today and it starts blaring helicopter sounds. refreshed a few times. same result. ended when i unclicked the catbox.moe cookie. what's that about?

Hopefully this is the right place to put this. I've been browsing Lemmy through the Remmel app, but when I try to log in it doesn't ever accept my credentials.

Does anyone have a fix for this? Thanks in advance!

404: FetchError: invalid json response body at http://lemmy:8536/api/v3/site

As far as I can tell, it happens when I open multiple links in new tabs (eg. when I go to the Communities page and try to open multiple communities in a row). Maybe an overly-aggressive anti-bot mechanism?

I've only got this error on this instance, though the only other instance I frequent is lemmy.ml. The only way I've found to temporarily get rid of it is to restart the browser. Any way I can fix this besides changing my browsing habits? :)

My understanding is that accounts transfer across instances without having to sign up again. I was trying to check out the main instance lemmy.ml but couldn't figure it out, yet I saw some usernames in the format [name]@lemmygrad.ml so it seems possible somehow? Can someone explain this to me?

I was looking to post a video for memes but was given an error. Is lemmygrad video compatible? If not, will it be in the future?

I barely got this to work, sometimes it would take half an hours to load. I often get error like 504, 502, 404. Can someone help me?

I tried uploading a picture to [email protected] however though when i upload a flag it has a weird oval shape. This happened for different files I chose too

I'm trying to show someone that Pol Pot was a bad person as soon as possible. He doesn't know much about him. Just don't want him to get swept up in anything that he'll regret.

So, what's the complete difference between C-M-C and M-C-M?

I'm just trying to make sure that I understood everything that I read in that chapter.

On another note, Marx makes a lot of stunning observations in that chapter.

Title kinda says all, but Mastodon looks interesting to me... except I don't know whether I should get one. I keep hearing that it's "Twitter for saner people." I guess? I'm fine with Twitter, even if it's a bit hectic at times. But all the same: I'm just curious about the hype surrounding Mastodon.

I'm deeply curious about this. I heard that fiction with communist messaging is called a "proletarian novel" but I'm honestly not sure. Maybe I can find something on ProlesWiki about this? I'm trying to wrap up the current session of university as it is so I'll pay a visit there some other time. Anyone else interested in this? I knew a writer friend that told me that Soviet fiction was basically its own genre and wouldn't just be, or shouldn't just be, called "magical realism" or "science fiction." Anyone else know more about this?

On posts there used to be a little star button to save posts, when you clicked on it it became yellow/gold. When you saved the posts you could look at them later by going on your profile and looking through saved posts, this was pretty useful when I wanted to look back at a post that linked to a bunch of articles or book so I can remember what articles or books they linked to and I didn't have to look around the whole of Lemmy to find it again. The problem is now the star is gone and I can't save posts anymore and all my saved posts in the saved posts tab are gone. Now it only shows me my own posts.

My apologies, I don't understand how to use moderation features whatsoever. I'm trying to add a mod to the one community I created (/c/games). Thanks for your help!

I am pretty new to lemmy and I have a very basic understanding of the fediverse. My understanding is that when lemmy gets federated the account that I made for this instance will able to used on other instances and other sites that are in the fediverse. So on that note when do you guys think federation is gonna be implemented?

I was recently made a moderator of [email protected] in order to replace the comrade who appointed me. How?

Is there a view where you can navigate to the sub-lemmies (what are those called btw?) that you are subscribed to instead of just finding them in the huge list? Also is there a way to get a feed of all the posts in subs you're subscribed to like the Reddit home page? Also, is there like an r/all?

There's far to many subs right now and it's hard to find what's being posted.

Comrades, I noticed today that there was a forum at dev.lemmy.ml/c/communism. It seems this was the predecessor to our forum. In the screenshot attached, it seemed as though one user ( u/oriond ) was unaware of our forum as of 3 months ago. So my question is whether everybody at dev.lemmy.ml/c/communism is aware of our forum here

I have too much free time, so I was just wondering how in the future we will approach moderation. though we are small, I have noticed ZERO problems so far, so thanks to our current mods.

I noticed this site doesn't require an email, so it could be easy to attack the site. on the other hand, this helps with privacy. thoughts?

The image in my profile, and the image in my post are showing page broken symbol. In my profile image, it does appear in my comments and elsewhere, but not in that corner.

The image in my post was unable to be viewed by at least one other user.

I am able to see other images throughout the website. This makes me think it's not a problem with my browser.

There's a paper on China and Xi, and while I could just search for it in the online database and share its link that way, I was just wondering if there's a way they could be shared directly in the future.

Sorry i missed your AMA, and just point me to a link if i'm too far gone for a concise answer.

Where can I find other "instances," and can you explain about the possibility of their getting "wiped?"

How should we be growing the userbase? Advertise it in leftist reddit spaces? Discords?

I remember months ago noticing reddit knockoffs popping up and drawing reddit users, admittedly, mostly in fash groups. Question is, are these sites (i can find them if you're unfamiliar) dedicated to hate groups, or are they platforms that already have the full reddit functionality and potential userbase? Similarly, is "communism.Lemmy" like a Weebly page for us? Insofar as our subs are all contained within the communism page, and our accounts are restricted to the communism portion of this site?

What makes this site distinct from Reddit and other copycats, and how can we improve it going forward? One advantage I can already see of course is that we share an ideology and hopefully our information is not being sold.

I've been banned from both r/communism and r/communism101 because they can't handle revolutionizing their ego's! Hahah

Tell me, do you have any plans to develop a Communism Lemmy app for Android?

I'm about 95% sure he is from the posts I've seen but I haven't seen it confirmed.