Thank you very much for the communications! We were worried about you
Unfortunately, at the beginning of the year, I developed a skin condition that worsened from week to week, reaching a point where I couldn’t even leave the house. In February, I spent my time visiting doctors and undergoing treatment with medications, which often had very unpleasant side effects.
I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope things will turn well in the end. I wish you the best outcome.
Therefore, I decided to hold off on any major updates to avoid causing even more chaos.
Yes please. First thing is your health. For me and for many people the site is still good as it is, we can wait a little more.
Just because it’s not visible that something is happening doesn’t mean I haven’t been doing anything during this time.
This is exactly the thing that some people need to understand. The best proof is that the site is still on and working.
In fact, two really significant things have been successful, which I’ve been working on for a long time and which I intended to announce soon once I recover.
And I will be waiting to see them.
This weekend, I also plan to work on infrastructure with Piotr, and from next week onwards, I intend to resume committing, provided my health allows it. I understand if you’re exploring alternatives, but I hope I’ve exhausted my bad luck limit for this year, and the remaining time will be marked by gradual, steady progress, especially since new opportunities have emerged, about which I will hopefully write soon.
Good. But again, don’t neglect your health. We don’t want you to overwork yourself and end up worsening your health.
I always read your posts and, although I don’t always comment, you seem to be a good person. You are going through a difficult time, don’t let some bad comments affect you. I have been here since a little before the great migration and, with all the problems that there were, I saw all the effort you put into getting us to where we are now. That is not something that goes unnoticed. I’m going to continue here for everything that comes, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks the same.
Get well soon.
Michael Jackson singing Thriller
Oh yeah, it definitely has a big effect. Especially since it’s not something you’ll notice easily if you don’t check the other instances.
And to your last question, I have no idea.
It’s not a bother, I don’t want to see another anime magazine disappear either.
I don’t know if we’ve had any updates lately. A couple of weeks ago Ernest said that he would have a medical procedure, so I don’t think he read this thread either.
I also saw that the owner of the magazine (or community) has been completely inactive for 7 months so there is no point in trying to communicate with them. So I applied to own/moderate the magazine and see if we can work it out. It’s strange that other magazines don’t have that problem. In the meantime I’m going to make a post to test.
edit: I figured out how and made two test posts. They appear correctly to me in kbin.social and ani.social but I’m waiting for you to confirm it. If this is the case we can assume that the problem is with the old posts prior to all the updates on both sites
Oh my bad! I didn’t notice the link in the title.
Yes it looks like posts were not synchronized properly
Direct link to the problem magazine (Last post is from 3 months ago) Link in ani.social (There is no post)
We had a break in updates for the holidays but there should be a new update this week. Maybe that will solve it?
Tagging @ernest so he knows about the problem
I’m on kbin.social and I saw this post on my homepage. Do you have any examples that you noticed that didn’t synchronized? Because at least comparing this magazine/community in kbin and in lemmy the same posts appear
Ferb! I know what we’re gonna do today!
Or 12003
oh i wish!
Here in kbin.social I can see it without problem.
Maybe op has activated the filter in settings?
Tell me why