I was ready to throw down some more money for all the work they did to restore these games, but then it looks like GoG automatically gifted me these anniversary editions for all of the games that I already owned.

I remember an interesting 3D space that showed just about every part of the fediverse.

I think it was this one, but it doesn’t look like the website is running anymore:
https://github.com/fediversespace/fediverse.space

Reading into it a bit more, they updated their algorithm in 2021:

In 2021, the IEA adopted for the first time a new hybrid modelling approach relying on the strengths of both models. The integrated framework of the IEA’s Global Energy and Climate Model (GEC Model) is now the principal tool used to generate detailed sector-by-sector and region-by-region long-term scenarios across IEA publications, including the World Energy Outlook series and Energy Technology Perspectives series.

https://www.iea.org/reports/world-energy-outlook-2025#methodology

Did you download from F-Droid? It might be that some library (that’s necessary for notifications) can’t be included there because it’s proprietary.

Yeah, it’s pretty nice. We’ll finally get missions that are local to an area. This could give ground vehicles another reason to be useful.

No, my game backlog is too long as it is.

What exactly are your concerns with voting?

On any fediverse software, ActivityPub is going to be sharing your vote records. PieFed gives you a little more control and lets you lock down those votes to only be shared with your own instance, with “trusted” instances, or with everyone.

With Lemmy you can create an instance that forces it so that downvotes are not an option.

With PieFed you have a little more control. You can create a community that accepts downvotes from:

• Everyone
• Nobody
• Community Members
• Local Instance only
• Trusted Instances

End users across both Lemmy and PieFed ultimately decide how they view content in their feed and whether votes factor in at all.

Even if you disable downvotes on your particular instance/software, that doesn’t stop other instances from tracking upvotes/downvotes in their own way, locally. At most the main instance hosting the community won’t be federating out the downvote information from one instance to another.

The way you describe topics in your anti-echo-chamber forum sounds like it fits better with the way PieFed handles Topics and flair on posts, but it’s different enough that I can sort of see what you’re getting at.

As far as controlling how spaces/topics are organized, and looking at your chart, which instance would ultimately be in charge of that? Would it be the largest instance and smaller instances are expected to follow? What if a smaller instance organized the topics in its own way?

The way PieFed handles this is that each instance is in charge of their own Topics. Users can only view the topics that their instance provides, although they can be organized in a similar way to one another.

Votes on Lemmy are basically public.
Mod logs are public, so it’s a lot easier for users to judge a moderator’s actions. This is usually handled over at !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Mastodon (Twitter/like) users can create posts on Lemmy communities.
PieFed has more features that Redditors will be familiar with (post flair, polls, etc). It also has some useful features specific to the fediverse such as feeds for combining similar communities and the ability to view comments organized from every crosspost at once.

Welcome to the threadiverse!

According to the wiki, it looks like he was only there for about 4-5 months:

Oliver Hull, better known as Olli43, is a streamer who became Content Manager for [Cloud Imperium Games]( “Cloud Imperium Games”) in June 2026.

He used to be a web developer who eventually quit his job to start making videos full time.

He also ran a gear review channel called Shockbox.

He left CIG on November 2nd 2026

https://starcitizen.tools/Oliver_Hull

It looks like most here are on board with the move. I’ll still give this thread a few more days for feedback. Most likely I’ll use the “Move community” option that @hal@piefed.nz pointed out in the comments below.

I went ahead and set up an initial community over at !starcitizen@piefed.zip. I also set up a simple RSS feed to pull from the latest official spectrum “comm-link” announcements.

Currently working on transitioning the Star Citizen community from a Lemmy instance to a PieFed one. Looking forward to taking advantage of all the features that PieFed has to offer!