@sayartyler No. More correctly it was MyFreeCams. The largest Pleroma server used to be social.myfreecams.com until it was shut down. Both sites are owned by Leo Radvinsky.
come on man, that's not fair. When federated instance emojis were first happening people wanted an easy way to download entire emoji packs from other servers. Don't rewrite history.
Lots of times users request features that nobody ever uses. That's the problem with having users. They always think they know what they want.
OF was actually a competitor to MFC Social (by the same investor), and OF exploded in popularity so it didn't make sense to run both projects simultaneously.
also I don't know why you're so upset about Upwork. We had a roadmap and goals for the project and not enough manpower. People on Upwork knew Elixir. We brought them onto the project. They did some *really* great work.
Ivan / i1t is possibly one of the smartest devs I've ever seen.
Roman and Alex were fucking great too.
These people are better Elixir devs than you or me.
@feld@alex@lain >> to implement a bunch of features nobody wants. >upwork
Let it be known that a lot of these unwanted features (themes, HTML parsing, yous, flash support) were done by me and for free. Either before pornlord era or after it. Pornlord era mostly consisted of awful shit like lets change the urls, lets get rid of filenames, lets migrate to mastoapi, let's implement chats, lets implement stories etc.
Users do know what they want and the use what you think "no one is using", meanwhile your approach usually was let's do what nobody asked for for sake of people who might or might not exist.
@alex@lain Nigger you flip-flop between begging for Pleroma commit access and calling Pleroma out for not adhering to your wife's blog. No wonder everyone ghosts you.
@feld@lain It's nothing against you. This is about Lain. Lain created Pleroma and attracted a bunch of people to it, then abandoned it and put 2 mentally ill people in charge.
I am frustrated by the constant security vulnerabilities my people are finding while Lain makes public announcements like this intentionally excluding us. I want him to fucking congratulate us every single time we find a security vulnerability. To not do so is to not really take it seriously.
You know what Lain could do? Put poa.st on the homepage of pleroma.social under "Featured Instances". Make it the top one. What is the rationale not to? And next time, tag me, tag graf, and tag niggy.
Lain doesn't write a single line of code on Pleroma anymore. Maybe you should be the one making the Pleroma announcements from now on, feld, since you're the one who actually does the right thing in these scenarios.
This is not something I dwell on. But if every week we find a new security vulnerability and Lain makes a post like this again, I'm going to call it out. Until this either stops or I finish building my new backend, I'm going to expect Lain to step up and justify the situation he created by being the best possible person. I WANT Lain to be good.
I've been wondering for a while NOS to what degree Pleroma was abandoned... There have been very few updates even for something that would be considered feature-complete