Currently moderate m/Cars, m/AskKbin, m/RedditMigration, and while testing out to see if federation works through my lemmy.world dummy account, I can’t seem to find m/AskKbin like I used to, same with m/cars.

is anyone else facing this? This is negatively affecting both Kbin mainly and also Lemmy. Would be great if this can be addressed.

EDIT: Check this announcement from lemmy.world’s admins 3 months ago.

But the “spam” is no longer the issue, as ever since then, mod requests system has been implemented, allowing many new moderators to takeover communities with inactive moderators, as a result allowing spam to exist within these communities.

So I do hope lemmy.world admins can bring back to showing Kbin’s communities, although for now they have seem to done in a manner that us from Kbin can see their content, but people from there can’t see our communities.

Check my post here and do support it, thank you.

      • Zima@kbin.social
        2·
        11 months ago

        The mods of world delete comments against their opinions even if it’s just sourced facts without any opinions. It’s also very tiresome how so many people tend to comment “enshitification, capitalism bad, the person of the article is a fascist, they should unionize ” or some doomer or far left take on any topics. Even when talking about videogames

        • Pamasich@kbin.social
          3·
          11 months ago

          And the people there are smallbrained for all flogging to one instance

          I know you’re from ani.social yourself, but you’re telling that to kbin.social, THE main kbin site that according to fedidb has 23 times the active user count of the next biggest kbin/mbin instance (not counting artemis.camp since it’s dead, but that one was 1/12 of kbin.social’s size). We’re really doing the same thing even more.

    • TheArstaInventor@kbin.socialOP
      11·
      11 months ago

      I disagree with this completely, from my time there, Ive met really cool people there, and you will always find assholes and nice people on these platfroms, doesn’t matter if it’s Kbin, Lemmy or Reddit (no stranger here), and Lemmy.world is like the biggest instance on he fedsiverse with the most users at the moment, with kbin.social probably the next biggest, it will be a huge loss for both the sides if we don’t get this federation or whatever issue this is fixed.

  • Pamasich@kbin.social
    4·
    11 months ago

    I can see recent (few hours ago) comments of mine on lemmy.world (and kbin.social is in the linked instances list), so it doesn’t look like it actually stopped federating. But yeah, I can’t access kbinmeta from over there.

    edit: I think I’ve read, back when ernest was gone, about some big Lemmy instance blocking kbin.social magazine federation because of the bot spam in so many magazines. I assumed it’s just rumors, but is it actually real and still a thing lemmy.world is doing?

    • TheArstaInventor@kbin.socialOP
      2·
      11 months ago

      See edit :)

      And regarding your edit, yes, that seems to be the reason, but that is months ago at this point, and they should certainly revert it back, made a post there (linked in above post now through edits) and here (this thread), hope this can bring their attention and reinstate full connection back between both kbin.social and lemmy.world.

  • ThatOneKirbyMain2568@kbin.social
    3·
    11 months ago

    But the “spam” is no longer the issue, as ever since then, mod requests system has been implemented, allowing many new moderators to takeover communities with inactive moderators, as a result allowing spam to exist within these communities.

    This wasn’t the issue. The issue was that moderation actions didn’t federate from here. I think that this hasn’t been fixed and will be once the new ActivityPub stuff is done, though @ernest can feel free to correct me on that.

    EDIT: Actually, maybe it has been implemented? Looking at @RedditMigration from Lemmy instances, it seems like the spam isn’t there. If that’s the case, lemmy.world should definitely reopen full federation.