2017-08-20

yaaay!

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Tursiops

2017-08-20

Well done!

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Finnfinn

2017-08-20

Awesome!

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aixzellent

2017-08-20

thx!

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geogeo@joindiaspora.com

2017-08-20

Will there be an app soon?

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2017-08-20

"Add inviter first and last name in the invitation e-mail" Why not just the user name?

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Benjamin Neff

2017-08-20

Username (diaspora ID) is already there, but the first and lastname was added additionally.

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2017-08-20

Why add the user's (real) name?

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2017-08-20

An, when one uses the Ignore button, it would really help if the one being ignored could no longer communicate with the person ignoring them.

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2017-08-20

In any way, shape or form.

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Benjamin Neff

2017-08-20

Why add the user’s (real) name?

Because you maybe don't recognize the username when reading the invite, so it is to make it easier to see who invited you.

An, when one uses the Ignore button, it would really help if the one being ignored could no longer communicate with the person ignoring them.

That's already the case, when you ignore somebody, the person can't comment on your posts anymore.

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2017-08-20

I still get the same ppl commenting, despite me putting them on ignore. It only stops them from sharing with me.

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2017-08-20

It's not just me, either, lot of other ppl have that problem.

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Fla

2017-08-21

@Whistleblowers AreHeros then we need your server log for debugging, because that's not the expected behavior.

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3aa0e2b0a6c301338223009ad41f9260@diaspora.animalnet.de

2017-08-21

Then you're going to need that for everyone here, because a lot of my friends say they have experienced it, too..

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Fla

2017-08-21

@Whistleblowers AreHeros if there is a bug, one log is enough to find and fix it, then everyone will have the patch :)

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2017-08-21

I updated successfully. Thank You very much.

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2017-08-21

Many thanks for this upgrade :)

I have an idea for next releases (I don't know if someone had it before and I'm not really used to Github stuff)

One of the main issue I have with Diaspora* is that I see many posts in my "newsfeed" written in a language I don't know.

I like to see posts from people from all over the world, but I really can't read Japanese, for example. For today, the solution I've chosen is to ignore people who post in a language I can't read, but this isn't cool as sometimes those guys can also write in English, which I can read.

So I've used paint to show how it could be handled, both in settings and before posting a new topic :

In settings we could define languages we can read and the ones we are likely to write :

If we've defined that we can write in several languages, we could have a mandatory choice, to specify which language(s) we've used to write this new post...

I reckon this will be more and more useful as more people from all over the world will use Diaspora

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mezzodrinker

2017-08-21

@Bolton There is an open issue on this topic with a $20 bounty at the time of writing.

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2017-08-21

Ok cool :) Maybe my fake screenshots can help :)

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2017-08-21

for now i don't see any issue if you don't follow the streams in the languages you don't know. why would you do that?

that's a choice the writer does.

for instance i forked my stream in to two different ones, to not write in english and armenian in separate streams.

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2017-08-21

Some people express themselves with different languages in Diaspora. Some you know, some you don't.
Furthermore, some #hashtags are common in several languages.
A mean of filtering the languages would be cool.

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2017-08-21

At Fla, than why, after several log ins, do I, and others, still have this issue?

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2017-08-21

i am not disputing and i see your point. just to say that this guy also suggests to keep separate streams for different languages.

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Fla

2017-08-21

I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. By "logs", I mean the log/production.log file inside the server which is recording what's going on. If there is a bug, this file will contain the information we need to solve it. So I need to talk to your podmin (server admin) so he can provide me the log file. Once I understood the problem, I will correct it, and then the next release of diaspora* will have the fix.

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2017-08-21

My pod is Natural News. If that helps any.

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Fla

2017-08-21

Do you know the account of your podmin?

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2017-08-21

@Կողմնակի Անցանց Մ․ I think my solution is more flexible

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2017-08-21

Negative.

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2017-08-21

Jeremy, I think his name is, (guy with the penguin pro pic) has helped me out a lot recently.. but idk if he's my admin or not.

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Fla

2017-08-21

You mean @Benjamin Neff? He's not your podmin ;)

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2017-08-21

I don't remember his name, just his pro pic.. I'm no good with names, only faces & pics..

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2017-08-21

@Bolton yes thank you for contributing and models. (:

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Waithamai Dragonqueen ✨

2017-08-21

@NaturalNews Diaspora is the podmin. the pod is running 0.6.7.0. and i just tested it with my account there, everything works exactly as it should. i have no idea what @Whistleblowers AreHeros's problem is, maybe they just confused 'ignore' and 'hide post' or something.

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2017-08-21

IDK what the problem is, but it's bad... very hard to do anything when I can't get away from the trolls who constantly harass.

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Fla

2017-08-21

@Whistleblowers AreHeros you go on their profiles and hit the ignore button right?

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2017-08-21

Yes..........

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Waithamai Dragonqueen ✨

2017-08-22

@Whistleblowers AreHeros and after you did that, they can still leave comments under YOUR posts? (with "your" = stuff that YOU posted, not other people's posts)

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Fla

2017-08-22

Note that it doesn't block them to comment on reshares as far as I know.

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2017-08-22

Yes.... At Waithamai...

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dvs1

2017-08-23

Go to Settings -> Privacy
and see if they are actually listed there.

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2017-08-23

I have a whole list of ppl listed...

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dvs1

2017-08-23

Now link to a post where they have commented since you ignored them.

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poiiip@joindiaspora.com

2017-08-26

Why cannot edit your own posts. Can any explain that please???? Send me pm as you wish. Thanks in advance!!

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mezzodrinker

2017-08-26

@poiiip Because editing posts in a decentralised network is quite difficult, especially if you want to make sure that the edits are retraceable. There are plans to implement that feature, though. If you like it to be implemented sooner rather than later, feel free to create an issue (or find an existing one) on the GitHub issue tracker and post a bounty on it.

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goobler

2017-08-26

If you like it to be implemented sooner rather than later, feel free to create an issue (or find an existing one) on the GitHub issue tracker and post a bounty on it.

Here's the existing Github issue for editing posts – no need to create a new one. There's already a bounty on it, to which you can contribute – click the link in the first post.

Please don't post on that issue just to say something like 'I really want this!' – only if you have technical proposals to make, or wish to contribute towards solving the issue. Thanks!

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