It’s a known issue with lemmy right now. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/2072

I actually helped discover the issue and triage it with others, so hopefully there will be a fix for it soon.

Lemmy UI updates broke our frontend that allowed NSFW without logging and we’ve been too focused on other things to be able to fix it

100%, we will implement it when we can :)

Seem it might’ve gotten lost during the migration, we’re figuring it out.

They are causing issues overall, so we can’t really leave them alone since they won’t leave others alone.

By default lemmy as a software, the whole photo database is stored directly into a file folder that links itself to the drive. The entire photos. And of course the drive just rapidly inflates like a balloon since it stores not just local images but federated images

That’s how Lemmy does so by default. I wish I was kidding 🙃

It’s ironic cause object storage for pictrs is a relatively new feature

You can go here: https://lemmynsfw.com/create_community to make such a space if you want to :)

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It was. I had a conversation with the community moderator, and concerns were expressed due to the legal grey area it falls under. The mod was not punished nor was in any kind of trouble. The deletion was amicable. I gave the moderator a go ahead previously while it was discussed with the team and while we were figuring out how to best navigate our rules. After a bit more consideration and talk with the team and looking deeper into emerging AI laws, we felt it was too much of a grey area to leave up.

We will have a warning that pops up stating the site is for adults only and requiring you to click yes to access it.

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It should be on the front page of lemmynsfw.com

Delete and reinstall the apps, its likely due to mitigation procedures we took.

Absolutely. I think this is the best middle ground between things. Having the rules be as broad as possible on the sidebar and in the docs elaborating and clarifying for mods who feel need to understand a bit more our approach here. I am hopeful to complete all the current incomplete pages by the end of the week if possible.

Of course. It is a fine line we are towing and figuring out, but overall content creators are being reasonable thus far.

Content creators have been quite good about NOT spam crossposting. The reports right now are just spam reports against anyone with the audacity to post an OF link in comments or body in the communities that allow them which is just extremely annoying. Like if spam crossposting becomes an issue we will discuss and address that but overall content creators have been good on that end.

If spam crossposting becomes an issue, we will address it. The reports we are referring to here are mainly against people who are daring to just post links in the body or comments to their OF. It’s not mass crossposting.

I think it’s fair for people to be upset when there’s spam on the site. But, we’ve so far had issues with only actual spam but not really any true spam from OF models. It seems so far that content creators have been extra careful on that end. Like, as long as the links are in the body or comments in most communities it is more than fine and thats generally whats been going on currently as far I can see. Sex workers need to make money too and getting instant mass reports on OF models for daring to want to make money off their content they are graciously providing to us for free as a community is downright absurd and deeply annoying to have to sift thru. I can get outright exhibitionist communities, but those need to be clear about such imo.

Honestly whether people want to admit it or not, we need content creators for this community to thrive and grow. If it becomes any issue in the future then a conversation will be had, but there really isn’t any issue at the moment.