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Really fed up of this. Running a siege for days on end and along comes a friendly army and I lose control of the siege to them.

I know this is a known issue that lots of people have complained about. Has anybody found a workaround? Or have devs made a statement on when this will be fixed? Or a mod which fixes this? Playing on pc

There's no continue button on the edit image screen

XPost for visibility. Hoping the linking works, don't know just yet. Spotted a few devs are active in this sub so this might be a project right up their alley.

XPosting for visibility. Hoping that the linking works, haven't got the hang of it yet

Hey All,

Tl;Dr: Save Reddit technical expertise before it's lost to the sands of time and corporate shutdown.

Just wanted to get a discussion started on what would be, in my opinion, the greatest loss that we, as a society, would experience with the loss of Reddit. Proposed solutions welcome. And please don't take this as me supporting Reddit in any way shape or form.

For years Reddit acted as the Internet's foremost discussion board. As part of that it became host to a slew of subreddits which house niche information and technical expertise. I can't tell you how often I've struggled to find a solution to a particular problem only to stumble across it on a years old reddit thread.

That information is, frankly, invaluable. Reddit may not be tailored to providing technical advice akin to the likes of stack overflow but, nevertheless, it is home to some of the hardest to find answers. If Reddit was to disappear tomorrow, so would that information.

As such I think that information should be treated as a goldmine, and just like a goldmine, excavated. If Lemmy is to play host to the great Reddit migration then it might well play host to these valuable tidbits. Exactly how such an excavation could be done without a blanket copy of all data on Reddit I don't know. But I think it's definitely something worth discussing and promoting amid Reddits recent mishaps. Who knows what the future holds for the site? But it's downfall shouldn't lead to the loss of decades worth of troubleshooting efforts and technical expertise.

As you can see in the attached image...

1. When an image is sufficiently long enough it will spill under the image control.
2. When an image is sufficiently long enough it will spill under the phone's drag down bar/quick access bar.

These bars are made partially transparent to support this. However this partial transparency will obfuscate the content of some images making the experience of using the app frustrating.

This happens quite regularly in landscape mode, but does also happen in portrait mode.

Proposed Change: Fully transparent image control bar, leaving just the controls themselves as visible overlays. Restrict image sizes to ensure they don't spill under the quick access bar

!trendingcommunities@feddit.nl

This is a bot driven community which scans subscriber counts daily and uses the difference to generate a list of trending communities. Great for discovering new, active and growing communities!

Proposed feature would add a method to filter all posts appearing on the homepage feed by the value of a post property.

This may take the form of a filter button added to the homepage, or a setting in user settings.

Any posts which do not satisfy the filter are not shown on the feed. (Maybe a small text blurb saying "{N} posts were hidden by your filter(s)" so that it's reflected)

Use Case: Currently NSFW post content can be hidden from previewing but they will still appear on the feed - as will their title. A filter could be used to remove these posts completely from the feed.

Currently you can view a community and manually scroll through each post.

Proposed feature would add a Search Icon to the community view which would search posts/comments/users/etc. within that particular community.