Oh. And anyway, it feels sooo stress-free to use.
Words counts don't discriminate according to the language and 2000 words correspond anyway to a 13-minutes read, at which point you'd rather format it with Emacs and export it to LaTeX or Hugo.
someone made a similar try and broke the campground - that's why we prioritized this feature 😁
Oh. And anyway, it feels sooo stress-free to use.
Ooh I see, my bad then. Yeah 2000 words seems high enough, even for a French person. Tbh I've considered dumping Le Capital to see what happens 😅
someone made a similar try and broke the campground - that's why we prioritized this feature 😁
@Oceane it shouldn't be up to us (as software builders), but up to each instance to decide if they want to have a limit and what number that should be. Currently the default is 2000 words (not characters!) but we can make that higher... From a technical point of view it can be useful to have some kind of limit (just like there is for filesize when uploading images) just to avoid slowing down the site or over-using resources, whether by accident or maliciously.
Ooh I see, my bad then. Yeah 2000 words seems high enough, even for a French person. Tbh I've considered dumping Le Capital to see what happens 😅
Excuse me, I've read in the local TL that there was a words limit on Bonfire now, but what are you trying to achieve exactly?
The Fediverse is confronted to all kinds of abuse and the only time post length has been a problem it's been fixed forever by the "show more" button. If you want to prevent the circular consumption of low-quality posts (which is something that I want too!) well… a meta discussion/feditips extension would feel more appropriate, for example as a sort of built-in, decentralized wiki that the microblogging composer would link to on first login
@Oceane it shouldn't be up to us (as software builders), but up to each instance to decide if they want to have a limit and what number that should be. Currently the default is 2000 words (not characters!) but we can make that higher... From a technical point of view it can be useful to have some kind of limit (just like there is for filesize when uploading images) just to avoid slowing down the site or over-using resources, whether by accident or maliciously.
Excuse me, I've read in the local TL that there was a words limit on Bonfire now, but what are you trying to achieve exactly?
The Fediverse is confronted to all kinds of abuse and the only time post length has been a problem it's been fixed forever by the "show more" button. If you want to prevent the circular consumption of low-quality posts (which is something that I want too!) well… a meta discussion/feditips extension would feel more appropriate, for example as a sort of built-in, decentralized wiki that the microblogging composer would link to on first login
Test test
dog
I meant dog, sorry bcs i dont really know how to use bonfire >o< (and bépo keyboards)
Btw océane is an absolute cutie and dating her isthe best thing that has happened to me owo
self promo
Btw im the one who drew her avatar
You can find me on social media @ the_rottenberry_art or my website in construction rottenberry.art
deg, eyecontact, cuteness overload
Hello Im Océane's partner and I took control of her account mouahahahahaa
I know youre used to political content but here's a pic of our dog instead
Deuces!
5 media files
dog
I meant dog, sorry bcs i dont really know how to use bonfire >o< (and bépo keyboards)
Btw océane is an absolute cutie and dating her isthe best thing that has happened to me owo
deg, eyecontact, cuteness overload
Hello Im Océane's partner and I took control of her account mouahahahahaa
I know youre used to political content but here's a pic of our dog instead
Deuces!
5 media files
primo post su bonfire!
Looking for some #valueflows here. Are there any examples on this demo?
@toontoet not on this instance, here we have enabled only microblogging features (plus some bonfire custom ones like circles, boundaries). The only way to test VF specific extensions atm is to run a local instance with Cooperation FLAVOUR enabled
Looking for some #valueflows here. Are there any examples on this demo?
@mayel @ivan Wow this was a tough one to find.
It's happening in the smaller post composer that pops up on the bottom right of the screen. Using a Mac, Google Chrome, 1700px or wider screen.
So for some reason when I reply, the Content Warning is being enabled by default. If I KEEP it enabled, then the space on this smaller posting window isn't being recalculated (minus content warning box space), and when I get to the end of the box, it runs over and I can't view what I'm typing.
So I had figured I had hit a "hard stop" and it wasn't allowing any further entry. I tried two different themes and it happened on both. Happened on three different themes, so no theme specific.
Removing the content warning option fixes the issue. Hope this helps. I've noticed some great speed improvements lately, by the way!
Attached video (maybe?). 😊
I randomly came across this via HN and thought it was relevant to the above @ivan
@dajb thanks I've started reading it, bookmarked for tonight!
@vera a link preview is supposed to appear, it wasn't in this case because of the absence of opengraph/oembed/etc tags, but that will be fixed in the next update
@vera testing if fixed: anagora.org/coop-cloud-feder...
