Doesn't matter. Seems like federation has issues all over. I ended up joining aussie.zone to check since no one else could bother to help me out.
I deleted all the posts and reposted them with a local account.
You could crosspost your flying fox photos too.
Haha, we posted the same thing at the same time. Good times all round.
Flooding over a new riparian planting and the recovery after
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/657440
> Planted several weeks up to a week before the record flooding in SE QLD. Lost a heap, had to straighten many but surprisingly did well. The photos are about a year apart. > > Link to original resolution.
https://beehaw.org/post/661678
This thread is a recent similar situation.
It appears if they don't show up after X hours, that deleting and resubmitting is the only option. But, you have to check if they have failed to federate manually because it looks totally normal on the poster's end.
The only way around this, perhaps for now, is to join the instance directly and centralise around your posts. Which defeats the point of federation. Hopefully they fix it. Some instances have increased their federation workers as a setting to clear the backlog but maybe there is only so much work they can do and some are missed.
It's possible from the aussie.zone instance that this reply is also missing.
Ok, this thread turned up 3h after posting.
4 posted threads missing in !environment still. Weird.
This meta thread also doesn't not appear in the aussie.zone instance when viewing in browser.
@[email protected], I'm calling you in manually to check. Sorry.
Thank goodness Global Warming is finished /s
Difference in viewing from instances
[email protected] when viewed from my logged in beehaw account has 8 submissions.
Viewing from unlogged in aussie.zone has 4 submissions.
Can a logged in aussie.zone member tell me how many submissions they see in [email protected], please?
I'm aware this is not a likely aussie.zone problem, more of a federation issue that people are reporting all over Lemmy. Just be aware.
And Jerboa has multi-account support for other readers.
I also read that you can set up multiple PWA on your phone for each instance if that's required.
Australian banks lack commitment to stop financing deforestation, hindering net zero policies and under-reporting of financed greenhouse gas emissions. Banks can play a pivotal role in protecting nature and combating climate change.
I'll take a guess.
Defederation issues. Instance failing.
Example: beehaw defederated from the 2 big instances. Lodion, if we use aussie.zone as an example, wasn't 100% sure of aussie.zone's future.
Without account migration available like Mastodon has, having more than one account allows the full experience.
Edit: and the point of this thread, creating communities can be limited.
"Fantales": the cross platform app. Only $4.99.
Cheers. I'll hover over some things when I get on computer rather than click randomly on mobile.
Can you make this the icon. I know it's not Australian but that's how we treat the environment here. Want to see what it looks like, please. Can sort it out later if aussie.zone goes consistent icon styles.
Flooding over a new riparian planting and the recovery after
Planted several weeks up to a week before the record flooding in SE QLD. Lost a heap, had to straighten many but surprisingly did well. The photos are about a year apart.
OK, best someone local mods until it's fixed then.
Can you just add in to the sidebar please:
An Australian community for everything from your backyard to beyond the black stump.
However, a majority of Australians think more money should be spent on the environment
Many urban waterways were once waste dumps. Restoration efforts have made great strides – but there’s more to do to bring nature back
Urban rivers and creeks have bounced back from early colonial use as convenient waste dumps. But the restoration work isn’t done yet, as Melbourne’s Darebin Creek shows.
A new survey finds Australians care deeply about the environment but many are not aware of the full extent of biodiversity loss.
Most Australians (97%) want more action to protect nature, even if they don’t know the full extent of the biodiversity crisis. This has led the World Economic Forum to declare biodiversity loss as the third most severe threat humanity will face in the next ten years.
Encouragingly, almost everyone (97%) wanted more action to conserve biodiversity.
This shows that even when awareness is limited, people value nature and recognise the importance of protecting our natural environment.
More than 70% of people also support: banning logging in native forests introducing laws to prevent domestic cats roaming the streets requiring businesses to report their impact on nature establishing new protected areas (such as national parks) at places with high biodiversity. Significantly, very few people opposed these policies (between 3% and 9% across the suite of policy options).
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Someone downvoted the thread so I'm not sure if that's dissent or what. Hard to know without any comment.
No one had any comment. Can you please make an "Environment" community and I'll mod it. Thank you.
He never said. Websearch the quote.
He worked hard to buy his first house at 17 so I'm sure he owns at least one.
Australian Environment-related Community
On reddit there were a few Australian communities like birds, plants, animals, gardening etc.
As Lemmy is a fraction of the users, can we have a community that encompasses them all, then splits later if Lemmy takes off.
I was guessing "AustralianFlora&Fauna", then renaming community to flora and making a new fauna later.
BUT, that doesn't cover gardening as flora sounds like native vegetation.
Thoughts? "Green", "Outside", "Environment", etc? Environment could cover everything including gardening. For now. Could pad up Environment with news articles too.
"Landlord reveals he owns almost 300 properties in talkback radio call".
Can you imagine how this guy is feeling...
You are now not allowed to complain when the El Nino of the next 3 years sets record high temperatures and record consecutive high temperatures.
Enjoy the reprieve, the Earth is already in the hottest global months of all time and you are asking for more?
Even Murdoch can't deny it: https://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/climate-change/recordhigh-global-temperatures-trigger-warning-2023-may-be-hottest-year-on-record/news-story/a0ddecb00b6aca00e338a154aaf00131
Prepare yourself.
Thanks for this!
I tested my site devoted to a particular environmental issue with great trepidation (not a coder or programmer so built it off the shelf)...
A. Phew!
Generalised communities or specific?
What do we think is best?
If we start bringing in all the reddit-style groups, there would be a lot of niche areas.
For example: Australian Plants, Australian Birds, Australian Wildlife, Gardening Australia, Permaculture Australia and that's just a fraction of niche areas under a larger umbrella.
Now, all this above could be under Environment or Green or something similar but at some point, if this instance got popular, would need to be fractured apart. What is best? General or lots of communities for now?
Personally I think General but later on down the track, it means some contained content would be lost to the move and it's a start again process.
Advertising this instance should be right, mate?
I just threw a post on lemmy.ml/c/Australia mentioning this instance. I saw it was in some comments but wanted it a bit more visible.
I hope that's OK. I think instance and community advertisement should be allowed for a while so people can coalesce to the more appropriate ones rather than fragment everywhere.
It's a zippy little instance too! Hopefully this stays up.
New Australian and City communities at the aussie.zone instance
Rather than fragmented groups, get your Australiana posting in at the Aussie Zone Communities. No affiliation other than living in Australia.
Has cities, sports, politics so far and will add more as needed. It even has Perth and thankfully no Tasmania.
Would like to turn this community into photos of trees, not /c/marijuanaenthusiasm.
Before the Cannabis fans repeat the tired tropes of reddit, how do people feel about making an actual photos of trees group so this community can stay more generalised? Could the above link be the one?
https://sh.itjust.works/c/trees could be the marijuana one?
I know this is a bit meta but it's early days in community design and figured it's prudent.
Trees
The sidebar states "This is a community for cannabis and all related products."
How about you take the community called "marijuanaenthusiasts" and leave the trees for people that actually like trees?
Do we need to bring the tired old reddit tropes over for every community? Looks like [email protected] can be the "funny" trees. Let's make this one the "real" trees?
The City Council passed a bill on Thursday requiring New Yorkers to separate their food waste from regular trash, with mandatory composting coming to all five boroughs by next year.
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/469245
> The City Council passed a bill on Thursday requiring New Yorkers to separate their food waste from regular trash, with mandatory composting coming to all five boroughs by next year. > > The residential mandate will roll out borough by borough, starting with Brooklyn and Queens this October, followed by the Bronx and Staten Island in March 2024, and Manhattan that October. > > The goal is to reduce the amount of organic waste the city sends to landfills, where it produces a particularly potent greenhouse gas called methane.****
Worm Farmin' - it's not much but it's honest work
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/464104
> Who is farming worms? What method do you use? What bedding? What do you feed them? > > Tell me everything.
Worm Farmin' - it's not much but it's honest work
Who is farming worms? What method do you use? What bedding? What do you feed them?
Tell me everything.
Planting Urban Trees with Biochar
An exposé on using biochar as an additive for trees, shrubs, and other plants. Using this article, and trialling pots at home, I have settled on this as a viable technique for raised garden beds. You can check out some growth on the Mastodon link.
https://elk.aus.social/aus.social/@treevan/110293053188000541
A simplified recipe as below.
