https://www.worldcat.org

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I enjoyed The Year’s Best Science Fiction anthologies edited by Gardner Dozois until his passing. I just discovered its spiritual successor, The Best Science Fiction of the Year edited by Neil Clarke, and am catching up now.

https://github.com/Ac5000/lemmy_account_sync

Would love this for Chrome desktop or Firefox mobile.

I saw a mention elsewhere for https://ground.news

IDK where content creators should go, but as a viewer Piped looks promising. (I only discovered it because of @PipedLinkBot@feddit.rocks.)

Ah, ok. Now I see Thanks.

@rikudou@lemmings.world ☝😢

Thanks for this. Lack of wired “Ready For” is exactly the information I needed.

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world How many nukes would it take to disrupt a hurricane?

Does anyone know if the 2023 Razr+ has Motorola “Ready For” desktop mode? I’m not seeing it mentioned on their site or in reviews.

You are not alone

Another good one is https://lemmyverse.net/communities

I miss this, too. Have you considered opening an issue on the Lemmy UI project on GitHub?

You can include a screenshot or use “Inspect” on Chrome to create a mock-up like:

Unfortunately all subreddit mirror requests to that bot are auto-approved, and there is no subreddit subscriber limit. That means that very large subreddits with already-active Lemmy communities get mirrored. That causes unnecessary duplication and a lot of noise due to frequent posts to the subreddits.

That said, I actually subscribe to a few of that bot’s communities for tiny, niche subreddits (like with 5k Reddit subscribers) that I followed. I use it because it will take time for Lemmy to reach adoption capable of sustaining those very specialized communities. It’s useful for links (less so for discussions.)

The docs say:

Bot Account: Enable this if you are using a script or program to create posts automatically

So a bot account that doesn’t self-report would be a violation of policy and should be banned from the entire instance by the admin if discovered.

To be clear: I’m personally not against useful bots. But a “Bot accounts cannot post to this community” mod option would just allow the mods to choose for their community.

There really should be a “Bot accounts cannot post to this community” mod option.

First post – It worked!