hi, if If an admin closes my account, I lose my data? can I recover my account in other instance?
Should I selfhost kbin/lemmy for my own account so my data stays in my stance?
I'd like to be the owner of my own data. I don't know if my data at kbin.social is available for download or something.
So, I registered at kbin.social. I suppose my messages/posts are stored at kbin.social server, right?.
So, I registered at kbin.social. I suppose my messages/posts are stored at kbin.social server, right?. I'm an european citizen, does the GDPR applies here?
Can you block a magazine using wildcards? I want to block certain magazine in any instance, like magazine@\* or something like that.
Can you block a magazine using wildcards? I want to block certain magazine in any instance, like magazine@\* or something like that.
Thanks. Yes, when I said local it meant the current instance, and global meant the fediverse. I think it's a great system.
If I understood you correctly, that's what I want too. I'd like to browse a magazine globally, not only locally. Right now, when I'm on a magazine, I'm only seen local posts.
(sorry if I misunderstood your post, english is not my first language)
Hello, thanks for replying. Yes, I can see the Subscribed link but that's the aggregation of all my subscribed magazines.
I'd like to see the list of magazines, to browse them one at a time.
Some questions about kbin/magazines usage
Cannot find an easy way to see my current subscribed magazines, apart from going to settings -\> subscritions, that I find it very annoying.
Would be great having them on the top bar instead of random magazines I don't care about.
Also, when I browse a single magazine, I only see local content (even though the federation toggle is "On") while other magazines with the same name exist in other servers.
Wasn't this a federated network? I'd like to browse a single federated magazine.
@Xenxs thank you, I've been toying a bit more and now I understand.
that's totally wrong IMHO. You still have the reddit mentality. This is a federated community software, embrace it.