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@eeeee Can you try: telnet smtp.example.com 25 if it connects then: Ctrl ] (right square bracket) quit You can also try other ports as well: telnet smtp.example.com 587 If you get something like: Connection failed: Connection refused Then it is a firewall block. Probably from your ISP/Hosting. If it is being refused, you can check your server's firewall. (FYI if it is Windows don't ask me, I wouldn't know the first thing about point and clicking), but for Linux, it could be ufw, iptables (those are the most common), let me know your distro and I will write up the instructions.

@VE2UWY @Vivaldi DDG is a good choice, but if you want Google results, you might be able to use Startpage or Ecosia as well.

The 2024 IFTAS Needs Assessment Report is Here!We are pleased to to announce the release of the 2024 Fediverse Trust & Safety Needs Assessment Report. This annual report is a cornerstone of our mission to support the decentralised social web with evidence-based research and actionable recommendations for moderators, community managers, and administrators.This year’s report reflects the insights of 183 services spanning platforms like Mastodon, Lemmy, and Peertube, collectively hosting over 4.3 million accounts. This year we also heard from volunteer independent moderators on Bluesky. By analysing the experiences and feedback of these moderators and admins across the Fediverse, the report highlights the challenges and opportunities within this rapidly evolving ecosystem.We will follow up with an analysis of what we’ve seen change since last year’s report, as well as key resources we think can help solve some of the needs identified.Key FindingsResource gaps – only 16% of communities have 24-hour moderator coverage, and nearly half of moderator teams lack formal guidance. That said, we see roughly one moderator for every 1,200 active accounts.Top ranked priorities – moderators need tools for CSAM detection, spam prevention, and legal guidance for compliance with regulations like GDPR.Burnout is a persistent issue – one in five moderators report experiencing trauma or burnout this year, underlining the need for wellness and resilience resources.Financial struggles – most communities operate on donations, and overall our survey participants are not generating enough money to cover costs. Very few moderators are receiving any compensation for their labour.IFTAS InitiativesInformed by last year’s findings, IFTAS has developed several solutions and programs, including a Fediverse CSAM scanner, a comprehensive Moderator Handbook (coming soon), and the creation of FediCheck for automated denylist management. Moving forward, we aim to expand resources for moderator wellness, launch our CSAM scanner for broader use (please register your interest), improve tooling for non-consensual image detection, and introduce new community guidelines templates.We encourage everyone in the Fediverse community to read the full report for a deeper understanding of the challenges facing decentralised moderation and the innovative solutions underway.️ Read the Full Report HereGet InvolvedIFTAS thrives on collaboration. Join our community of practice at IFTAS Connect, use our resources, or support our mission with a charitable donation to help make the Fediverse a safer, more inclusive space for all.Let’s work together to empower moderators and create a stronger, safer social web!#TogetherStronger #ActivityPub #BetterSocialMedia #Bluesky #Fediverse #TogetherStronger

Try now, if it doesn't work. Then log out and log in, it should work then

@baris wonderful! it works. Thanks.

I've added this to a template I am building. Nice work. Simple, yet effective!

@codenamejessica no problems. It's standard GET and POST variable passing which works fine with same-origin

@baris I'll let it stay as it is then. Thank you.

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@baris Yeah, I already put something in the issues (Signatures not showing), I also found the problem and posted a fix. It looks like someone took it and added it to the next release. So far, everything looks good. There are some fun things to this theme, and I am excited to pushing the limits. If you are one of the developers, great job on the design. Codename: Jessica Linux Enthusiast | Adventurer | Smart Ass My Site | Join the Forum [image: 9wqynsG.png] [image: json?url=https%3A%2F%2Fquotes.codenamejessica.com%2Frandom-quote&label=Quote&query=$.message&color=$.color&style=flat&cacheSeconds=10]

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@baris Awesome, I followed your instructions to create this effect, thank you very much!

Could this be the reason for it? [image: 1733250777202-9c605407-ad24-4089-92eb-5ee60df92f82-image.png]

@juse keep in mind that hiding toolbar buttons away behind overflow menus broadly decreases usage of formatting tools. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but something to consider. Also when tools are dynamically drawn (e.g. on hover over some highlighted text), that breaks accessibility guidelines. a11y isn't why we had a toolbar, although it coincidentally does satisfy accessibility constraints. I am all for a more streamlined view, and perhaps the default composer isn't there yet, but I also very much dislike UIs that constantly shift elements in and out depending on UI state. A clean visual field is my preference, and static toolbar buttons, despite taking up space, still work for me.

@julian said in NodeBB v4 Migration Guide: @nhl.pl What documentation we do have is actually already on our documentation portal: https://docs.nodebb.org/activitypub/ You're testing it with a lot of other software. Mentioning them somewhere on the end of the documentation may help. As it shows implementation is already tested and not in beta stage. For me your documentation for new set of features is clear. Nothing needs to be extended.

Strings available for translation so it looks like a requested feature was implemented.

@Christian-Stange Thank you for a reply. Very interesting for me and rest of NodeBB community. You may be interested to fork NodeBB In a Container. Podman is fully compatible with Docker and supports Kubernetes. For me no issues when using NodeBB in a container.

Sounds like a good idea. I was unaware about this, and are evaluating spending some of my budget on going.