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Fediverser Network
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Fediverser is a project to build all the required tools to help people leave legacy social networks and to join the fediverse. Currently, it provides a web application that runs alongside a traditional Lemmy service to provide the following functionality:
- Create a map between subreddits and the corresponding Lemmy communities
- Let users signup to the Lemmy instance directly by using their reddit information, and automatically subscribe them to the lemmy communities provided by the internal reddit <-> lemmy map
- (Optional): use the subreddit to lemmy map to run a mirroring tool that can take posts and comments from the subreddits and place them in the corresponding lemmy community.
The Fediverser Network is a website that aims to crowdsource the information used by the different fediverser deployments and to coordinate all users and instance admins.
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Oh that makes sense, thank you for clarifying.
It seems that when logged out, it defaults to "unknown", but does show all subreddits. However, when logged in, it still shows "unknown", but won't show any subreddits until i change the filter to "no". I don't think having it only show subscribed by default is necesarily a problem or flaw, although it would probably be a good idea to clarify that a little better. Perhaps with little search filter boxes, similar to what some shopping websites have at the top of the page when filters are applied? Or if the page returns no results, display something like "Hmm, there are no results for your search. Try changing your search filters and check your spelling then try again.".
Interestingly though, I created a new account using the Reddit OAuth method, and it still doesn't show any subscriptions, regardless of whether I choose "unknown" or "yes" for the subscribed filter:
That's rather odd, as I definitely do have subscriptions on this account:
Any idea what's happening there?
Edit: while I'm here, does the subreddit search support wildcards? i.e is there a way to type in "Trains" and find any community that contains "trains" anywhere within it?
I am pushing now an update to make the name filter to allow searching for substrings. This should be obviously the default behavior instead of just exact matches. I'm also removing the default filtering for logged-in users.
I'll see what is going on with your subscriptions.
Again, thank you for all your help and patience.
No worries, thanks for all the help and patience!
I realised I forgot to provide my other accounts name. The one associated with my Reddit account is IAmABakuAMA.
I've also been having the same 500/community is already created issue with r/3DS, although now that I know how the search and filter system works, I can probably just do it through that