Everyone could just write in a big Google Docs document (or any alternative thereof), this would allow anyone immediately implement any feature they want that’s achievable with text and images. Never mind that I could overwrite all your input with garbage, we aren’t picky about that.
Piefed has been fine for the most part so far. We’re aware of the concerns regarding the Stack-Overflow function, and Rimu is not the only person who updates and fixes features to Piefed.
What do you want me to say here exactly? The issue with the Stack Overflow that you refer to, despite Rimu’s somewhat cheerful comment in that chain has been noted. I suspect it won’t stay that way. Speaking beyond that, Piefed has been fine and progressing quite quickly since it started.
The issue with the Stack Overflow that you refer to, despite Rimu’s somewhat cheerful comment in that chain has been noted. I suspect it won’t stay that way.
This is more informative that what you said above.
Since you appear to be knowledgeable: out of curiosity, has this feature been released to the public? Another commenter wrote that it’s only in testing yet, but idk myself how to take the original posts from Rimu.
No, it hasn’t. It’s only on crust.piefed.social - the test instance. I think it’s possible for some instances to update to that instance (I wouldn’t say that’s recommended), but piefed.social isn’t, and most of them aren’t.
Thanks. I’m not familiar with piefed’s development cycle, which seems a bit complicated so far — what with announcements appearing on the .world feed before things are deployed in production.
I’m speaking generally. I’d rather Piefed development speed and the side-effects that come with that than Lemmy’s stagnation.
Everyone could just write in a big Google Docs document (or any alternative thereof), this would allow anyone immediately implement any feature they want that’s achievable with text and images. Never mind that I could overwrite all your input with garbage, we aren’t picky about that.
Piefed has been fine for the most part so far. We’re aware of the concerns regarding the Stack-Overflow function, and Rimu is not the only person who updates and fixes features to Piefed.
Have you considered a career in politics? What with the way you phrase your replies.
What do you want me to say here exactly? The issue with the Stack Overflow that you refer to, despite Rimu’s somewhat cheerful comment in that chain has been noted. I suspect it won’t stay that way. Speaking beyond that, Piefed has been fine and progressing quite quickly since it started.
Where as Lemmy seems utterly frozen.
This is more informative that what you said above.
Since you appear to be knowledgeable: out of curiosity, has this feature been released to the public? Another commenter wrote that it’s only in testing yet, but idk myself how to take the original posts from Rimu.
No, it hasn’t. It’s only on crust.piefed.social - the test instance. I think it’s possible for some instances to update to that instance (I wouldn’t say that’s recommended), but piefed.social isn’t, and most of them aren’t.
Thanks. I’m not familiar with piefed’s development cycle, which seems a bit complicated so far — what with announcements appearing on the .world feed before things are deployed in production.