The unwillingness to back down is mind boggling.

Nothing wrong with shitposts, it's a trial and error approach. Just keep on trying out ideas untill you learn what works!

I went to another communities Banner competition, and all the submissions seem to be 730 x 280 pixels. I couldn't find anything in the documentation about banner sizes.

Any tips on how to get rid of all the spam accounts? I have been affected by this as well and thankfully captcha stopped them, but about 100 bots signed up before I could stop.

Normally i'd just look through all the accounts and pick out the 4 or so users that are real. But there is no apparent way to view every user account as an admin.

Edit: There is a relevant issue open on the lemmy-ui repo, for those interested: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/456

Relevant Video from a great channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEJ9Q3sUg3Q

You must not use the code of codes!

🫡 (or o7 if you can't see the emoji)

That is true, but because of the recent spam wave there is also an issue to re-add captcha. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3200

We'll just have to see how it all shakes out.

I'm the same way! Except I use a gas mower and I don't mow if it rains because it clogs like crazy if the grass is wet.

I tell you h'what, Frodo Baggins. We gotta take that there ring back where it was created, otherwise all of Texas is doomed.

aww :)

I did manage to get a list of all users without a verified email using a postgress command, but sadly no, I can not figure out how to use the PurgePerson or AdminPurgePerson endpoints that are "described" in the documentation. I ended up just writing a small python script to ban all of them for now until I can figure out how to purge them.

It's extra tough because user management in Lemmy is tied to posts and comments right now. Since none of the spam accounts have made posts, there's no way in the UI to purge their accounts.