WebDev working standards.

Recommended by several Devs in development and in teaching.

my proposal still allows for that because the title part can always still be omitted when entering the URL

These links are completely ugly. Short links are perfectly clean and should be by default.

As a WebDev student we are taught to take into account that.

Recently, we started to modify an app (in order to learn BladeOne template engine) and got the way to show urls in a WebApp by “folder” addresses.

Basically, the WebApp overwrites the default web address and replace its structure following a hierarchy in the sense of example.com/, example.com/user/ (a list of users), example.com/user/1 (specific user), example.com/user/create (create a new user), etc.

And this is a recommended way here.

It is simple and short.

The only part I don’t like are the URLs with “data_type” and such things included that appears in some parts of Lemmy. (I don’t remember where).

I like the current model.

This is something I don’t like because I often forgot things about people I know and need to refresh my memory.

It is also my way to understand other people.

If you put something in public, unless it was an error (which should be deleted in a little period of time) I think that should be still there.

In the raw install docs I would like:

• OpenRC or SysVInit service examples
• Apache HTTPD configuration example
• Adapt the Certbot script as it is being ran as a general distribution when the fact is that Debian-based distros already provide Nginx and Apache HTTPD plugins (which makes it easy to configure through the TUI) and it is being ran as a cronjob by default at /etc/cron.d/certbot

For the case of Invidious, a redirector exists at https://redirect.invidious.io/ which could be used as intermediate point in this case.

mostly agnostic about the links being posted

I would like if people wanting to get content without executing nonfree stuff or privacy/security aware could have it easy and not just be the second-class citizens everywhere.

Other way to address this could be redirecting the posters to these software and services to post these links instead of being solely done by Lemmy. In this way is the person who post the one who must solve the problem.

The pronouns appear whenever you write a post or a comment next to your name in HexBear.

That is the way I like.

Attract cute furries to it >:3c

I think Pleroma has it from a long time ago.

• OTP-based 2FA
• Choose pronoun (which could be based on https://pronoun.is project)