What is piefed?
What is piefed?
Is just the same as lemmy? What makes it different? Is it similar to kbin? Why is it meant to be better according so some people?
What is piefed?
Is just the same as lemmy? What makes it different? Is it similar to kbin? Why is it meant to be better according so some people?
https://join.piefed.social/features/
- Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.
Is this self-designated?
I have no idea! I'm already hosting Lemmy so I don't really see the point personally.
Just thought I'd look it up for OP.
No, admins designate it.
Most instances do not use this feature, afaik. piefed.social does but most of the others do not.
Comments with -10 score are collapsed by default. Voting is private.
I don't particularly care for these two items. I used to think user-curation was a good thing, but comparing Lemmy to Reddit, I have to say I no longer feel that way. Voting matters less on Lemmy and I think it's better for it, all things considered.
How exactly does the private vote thing work? I thought votes being federated was inherent to the way the fediverse is designed.
I believe piefed creates fake accounts to do the voting so it doesn't federate the actual account that cast the vote.
People who get downvoted a lot end up with a ‘low reputation’ indicator next to their name. You’ll know it when you see it.
Upvotes in meme communities do not add to reputation.
I think any kind of reputation score should be community specific. There are users whose commenting style fits one community but not another, and their overall reputation should be understood in the context of which communities actually like them rather than some kind of global average.
Time for another fork... sigh...
Id say I say some controversial things yet I still somehow on average go positive karma wise, you have to be straight up hateful and ignorant on purpose to go negative imo
I'm not able to see any content behind those links or even the root site of https://piefed.social/ without what looks like creating an account and logging in. Is account creation and login required to interact with piefed at all? No anonymous reading?
This is a temporary measure to reduce load on the server from AI scrapers.
!lego@piefed.social is an example of Piefed commmunity
Also @rimu@piefed.social , is the login wall new?
Sounds neat
This might need updating, I think the private voting feature was removed?
Indeed, I raised to Rimu to review that page
Others have covered most.
For me the one killer feature is grouping of duplicate articles over multiple instances into one post, with comments from all instances listed therein.
This takes away the ghost town feeling of Lemmy, and the frustration of seeing the same post multiple times while scrolling.
The one bad thing is we can't upload images to posts or comments, so it's several steps forward, one step backwards.
Edit: you can post images if you're using Summit on Android, just can't seem to do it via the PWA / Web version.
Does it also suppress inline images from others? Because that sounds real nice
I love this feature
It is similar to Lemmy in that it's also a link aggregation platform. What makes it different is that it is created by different people using different code and has different priorities. But the same basic features are present.
I can't speak to why it might be better than Lemmy because I don't use it. Maybe some people think it's better because of the features it offers. Maybe others don't like the Lemmy devs and prefer supporting a different application. There are lots of possible reasons.
You'll get a negative social credit score if you join PieFed and ditch lemmy
Its a place where you get free pies and you have to eat them, or else you get forcefed
😋
"Hey, lardass: Chow down, wide load!"
To some degree they are just web frontends to the backend technology. kbin was done by this guy earnest which had a feel I just liked better but something happened with him and the fork mbin is the only real option now which is fine but earnest seemed to have a vision that did not come to complete fruition, I did not use lemmy much but when I compared the two I went with kbin. Was on mbin when kbin blew up but piefed came along and eventually I tried it. Its main thing is it has these topics where it nests communities. So I can browse the topic comics which has a bunch of communities where people post comics in it. Its handy. I really like some of the nice options like I can block on keywords and allow nsfw to show (I swear some people tag pictures with it because its showing to much ankle. ok that was an exaggeration but man peoples ideas of what is not safe I think is a super broad spectrum and im not really concerned about nsfw) in your feed without blurring and another than will sorta darken bot submissions a bit so you can tell when scrolling. Now all this is because its been super active with development so it can bit a bit wonky. when scrolling I see this thing where text overlaps and messes things up but ultimately its a minor nuissance and I can scroll up or down to get what I want and the other things are so useful plus I can see more is to come so seems to be the most likely to keep on getting better. Anyway that is why I cam where I currently am. Its gotten a spike in popularity too which caused it to be sorta offline for a bit a week or so back but it was pretty short and they got things going. I can tell you anyone used to earnest with kbin will think nothing of that (kbin was legendary with its downtime). So if you want more stability go with lemmy/mbin but if you want more features go with piefed. Keep in mind stability is mostly about instances so a particular lemmy or mbin could be more or less stable. Anyway I like features.
I’d be inclined to check it out but it looks like they don’t have a mobile app I can use. Lemmy at least has a few different feature robust apps you can use to access Lemmy. I might check it out when I’m on desktop, but that would be a fraction of the amount of time I spend online.
So I created an account over on piefed.social and was browsing by /all and saw some communities I have no interest in ever seeing. I navigate through to the community and there's no "block community" function? How am I to browse by /all as is my wont, without seeing furry porn? Nothing wrong with it but it's just not my jam.
Honestly /all is the best way to find new active communities to join and it's worked here at Lemmy just fine. Or maybe I missed the button on piefed, or devs are adding it as you read this.
You probably missed it. I remember having to look for a minute before I found the block community button when I tried it out.
i thought it was a dessert enthusiast community