Yes. On the plus side, the website works well on mobile.

There’s no API yet. Openreads is contemplating adding support.

See: https://github.com/bookwyrm-social/bookwyrm/issues/785

The Times gearing up there with their anti-Labour “oh sob sob they’re going to ruin Brexit” propaganda, prior to the next general election.

• Bitwarden. Didn’t take long to start supporting them as the price point is incredibly reasonable.
• Mastodon (monthly donation to instance admin)
• Some random Android apps which have a paid/plus version and a free one. I use my free Google credits to upgrade, so doesn’t actually cost me anything but supports the developer. I tihnk the first I did this with was ACalendar.

Available on BBC iPlayer in the UK. Very funny parody of educational TV shows. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00bt6f2

Did you create the community? If so I think you need to “transfer community” to another mod first. You should then see the option to “leave mod team” where the trashcan icon is on your screenshot.

Submarine.

1. linen.dev will sync to Discord and then allow indexing. The owner of the Discord server will need to set it up though, so probably doesn’t help unless it’s your own Discord.

Oh, thank you very much! Will send you a DM.

I’d just like to take the blame for two separate Imaginary posts here in a row. I posted not realising this would be posted a matter of hours later!

Probably a better word! I’m not sure where I was going with that.

I do, but I’m on a waitlist (and don’t want to selfhost) so I’ve not been able to try it out yet (I don’t make calls through WhatsApp, so I see the lack of support as a benefit).

There’s a little edit button in the sidebar under the community name and next to “leave mod team”. The save button is at the bottom one you’ve made changes.

According to their roadmap they’re at stage v0.2+

So, you could say this is Alpha Alpha Centauri

On Connect, the latter works but the former doesn’t. Weirdly if I click on my own username posted upthread, it can’t find me.

Kbin does odd things with links and communities, so I think part of the problem is it has mangled or added some unexpected links when you’ve written the post. However, some of your links in the original post work for me on Lemmy ([email protected] is fine), so you might want to compare them.

I’m not sure why Lemmy uses an exclamation mark for communities when everywhere else uses an @. It would be a lot easier if it used @ then it’s universal for Kbin, Mastodon, Lemmy.

The new communities group suggests to use the format I’ve used in my previous posts (basically /c/community@instance) - this won’t work on Kbin because it uses /m/. It’s better to use @ there as you said.

No problem, have added all the ones I know about.

OK, so will probably miss loads, but try these for starters. Where I’ve found multiple for the same platform the more active ones are nearer the top.

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Atari 8-bits, can’t find one for the ST)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

As for platforms, there are a load of retro ones which can be added, not sure if you want to include those?

Basically it’s ignoring all tags inside the spoiler, so it shows the code instead. I’ll post on the support community. (edit: posted here - hopefully it’ll be fixed soon)