@crypto (ok what I didn't realize is that this is also how you post a thread on Lemmy, so condolences to all the Lemmy viewers who already knew this <3 on the upside if you want a crypto-focused Mastodon UI, always open signups on this instance!)
cryptocurrency
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Ugly brother of this community: bωockchain
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Hi there! The links in your text lead away from the user's instance, here are fixed links that stay on each user's instance: !crypto@lemmy.ml
feedback on the link bot, may be good to have it only reply once per thread/user combo, because the default Mastodon UX auto-inserts the reference into any future replies (but will start consciously deleting it!)
I've fixed it, it now shouldn't respond to you if you're on Mastodon and only link to one community in your comment / post.
thanks, appreciate it! (though I'm no longer leaving the mentions in replies so it was solved for me anyway, but I think for new users this will be very useful :))
Hi there! The links in your text lead away from the user's instance, here are fixed links that stay on each user's instance: !crypto@lemmy.ml
@crypto you can also comment directly from Mastodon. different platforms become differnet skins on the same data, ain't federation grand?
Hi there! The links in your text lead away from the user's instance, here are fixed links that stay on each user's instance: !crypto@lemmy.ml