Will try that later today. Thank you very much!

EDIT: Took a long time, but worked as expected. Thank you!

Not sure how to check if they’re bots or not, but I would enable captcha for registrations. Also that’s where I was pointing at, other users might have searched for these communities. I also have many of them on my instance which I’ve never searched for, and I think that it’s all from them. All it takes is for some random user to click on a community in a post and it’s then added to your instances.

Are you alone on your instance? Or do you also have another users there?

You can submit new feature request on the official GitHub, go to issues in top menu, then new issue on the right, and choose feature request.

Okay, so no solution for my problem other than blocking.

Oh, and this will remove it and also remove future new posts?

Yes, I understand that. But from time to time I want look at “unrelated” stuff.

Great observation. Did you look in the code?

I see, thank you for the correction. I always thought that it needs time to propagate. And if it fails, I read somewhere that there is no handling in place, so it falls into void.

I tobě 🙂

Right, just woke up and read the community wrongly. My bad. Just discard the first sentence then.

Not issue with Memmy, but lemmy itself. This is how it works. It needs time to propagate into other instances. And sometimes even the propagation can fail.

EDIT: this is not about Memmy. Misread the community. The second sentence still stands.

can you switch to 465 tls?

Did your setup your smtp configuration?

I’ve no idea how to tell if your account is banned, so no, I wasn’t trying to tell you that. But sorry, no idea what is going on on your side.

https://social.fossware.space/comment/483168

How about through this link?

Yeah, I’m always up for some solid intelli-sense.

I’m on the official UI now, but still it doesn’t show link or anything.

@NettoHikari@social.fossware.space

Works now 😀 Doesn’t work with copy paste though.

great explanation by @NettoHikari@social.fossware.space bellow. And I also see much higher number of comments then I really have.

Yeah, me neither. So now we don’t need to start a beer war here.