A Reddit-to-Lemmy cross-poster.
- When a time-out occurs on a post, it will not be posted again. Often, the post created successfully, but something goes wrong in the gateway. Proper solution would be to check afterwards.
- Add a sticky to each community, explaining Lemmit is a Bot-service, and link to any known non-botty alternatives. This will also allow Lemmy users to suggest proper alternatives, since bots aren't that smart.
- Disable deleted Communities in DB
- Allow for removal of communities:
- When failing to post, check if still exist. If not, set enabled to False
- Alert the bot through private message
- Check when requesting
- Continue long posts in comments
- MORE TESTS!
- Create a watcher that periodically checks for updates (edits / deletes) on reddit post and sync those:
- 1 hour, day, week, month after posting.
- Automatically when reported (Unless queued in last hour, to prevent abuse)
- Toggle between copying New or just the Hot posts
- Not feasible with the amount of subreddits that are being monitored.
- Have a hardcoded set of subs, rather than working through a request community, for running on other instances.
- Forks can take care of that.