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Thanks, we’ll be keeping an eye on this 👀

Mlem dev here. Mlem has some logic that looks through the community/instance description, and tries to extract the rules list. If it’s able to find the rules, it displays them as options in the report sheet:

At the moment, Mlem fails to recognize the formatting that lemy.lol uses. I’ve added a fix for this, so it’ll work properly for lemy.lol in the next version. The “he’s just a chill guy” image was confusing our parsing logic :)

It would be nice if there was a standardized way to do this, I agree. Reddit gave communities a dedicated “rules list” field, separate from the description field, which would have made this easier.

You’re welcome :)

Sorry, login is currently broken on the beta - it should be fixed on the TF tomorrow.

To work around this, you can either:

• Open the login page, and wait a couple minutes after entering your username and password before pressing “submit”. Or,
• Go into the TestFlight app and download the older 2.2 (348) version of Mlem. Once you login to your accounts using that version, you can re-download the latest version and your accounts should be kept.

Apologies for the inconvenience.

Mlem dev here. We’re working hard on implementing Piefed support, but it’ll be another few weeks before it’s ready. If you want to use both in a single app right now, consider using Interstellar :)

We’re glad you like them :)

Mlem dev here. This’ll be fixed in the next version, apologies for the inconvenience :)

Yes, they federate with each other.

Thanks, we’ll look into it. I’ve opened an issue here :)

We’re working on adding Piefed support to Mlem 😄 Stay tuned!

Mlem dev here. If you get a popup saying “Image too large”, this is because your instance has imposed a maximum file size on uploads. Different instances choose to have different limits. Consider sharing the image via another image service (https://catbox.moe/ is pretty popular on Lemmy).

word or phrase in title (like kardashian)

This is currently available in Mlem under Settings -> Safety & Filtering -> Keyword Filters :)

word in link source (like dailymail)

We do not currently offer this feature. In Lemmy 1.0, the Lemmy developers have implemented a keyword blocking system on the backend that includes this.

word in sublemmy (like meme) word in tag (like #sports)

This isn’t currently possible through Mlem or through Lemmy. I’ll create issues on our GitHub to keep track of these ideas 👍

If it’s the bug where the submit button is greyed out, you can work around it by adding a space to the title and then removing it again. That issue is fixed in the beta :)

Not at the moment, no.

Ideally, this would be implemented on the Lemmy backend. This is something we could do without requiring changes to the backend, but it would only work with relatively small numbers of communities. Our Github issue for this feature is here.

We dpon’t have any immediate plans to implement this without backend support, because it seems likely that Lemmy will implement it in future, which would make it a lot easier to add this feature to Mlem. The GitHub issue on the Lemmy repository is here, and it has a bounty of €6000.

Thanks for letting us know, I’ve created an issue here to keep track of this :)

Oops, we just forgot to re-implement this when we rewrote the app for 2.0. Thanks for letting us know! It’ll be back in the next TestFlight version 👍

This is now available on the TestFlight version. Response times aren’t shown by default; you can turn them on under Settings -> Accounts.

Sure, we’ll implement this for the TestFlight release this weekend :)

Yw, I’m glad you like it :)

Welcome to Lemmy! We’re glad you’re enjoying Mlem :)