I hope the tag search doesn’t also redirect to lemmy since its not specifying the lemmy instance in the url.
And sorry about answering you directly instead of editing the above. I believe lemmy pings the users i’ve tagged if I edit the post and I don’t wanna annoy everyone.
Since I already keep notifications to replies on forever, it won’t make a difference to me.
Except of course, the ‘@’ in the text being a little distracting.
@[email protected] No, why do you ask?
@[email protected] listen here you little shit
@[email protected] @[email protected] hey now don’t forget that the deeper you go in a comment chain the more names you need to tag!
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] why though? I don’t understand it. Is it because they don’t have threads?
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]
They kinda have threads, it’s a bit of a different format and they don’t have communities really. check this current post out on mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@[email protected]/114678153485329034
If you don’t include the names your comment appears as a standalone toot under cm0002’s post.
The communities on lemmy are actually hashtags on mastodon. cm0002 made this post under their own profile and hashtagged the “community” (fedimemes).
Edit: corrected myself
It just redirected me straight back to lemmy.world. (Also, Lemmy doesn’t render the URL into a hyperlink correctly.)
What the hell. That is kinda neat but annoying in this case.
Try to browse this community (on mastodon the hashtag #fedimemes) and find this post, then click on the post to see this thread:
https://mastodon.social/tags/fedimemes
I hope the tag search doesn’t also redirect to lemmy since its not specifying the lemmy instance in the url.
And sorry about answering you directly instead of editing the above. I believe lemmy pings the users i’ve tagged if I edit the post and I don’t wanna annoy everyone.
Edit: words
Since I already keep notifications to replies on forever, it won’t make a difference to me.
Except of course, the ‘@’ in the text being a little distracting.