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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/18073105 > Media Bias Fact Check - Automation > > Hello World, > As many of you have probably noticed, there is a growing problem on the internet when it comes to undisclosed bias in both amateur and professional reporting. While not every outlet can be like the C-SPAN, or Reuters, we also believe that it's impossible to remove the human element from the news, especially when it concerns, well, humans. > > To this end, we've created a media bias bot, which we hope will keep everyone informed about WHO, not just the WHAT of posted articles. This bot uses [Media Bias/Fact Check](https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/) to add a simple reply to show bias. We feel this is especially important with the US Election coming up. The bot will also provide links to [Ground.News](https://ground.news/), as well, which we feel is a great source to determine the WHOLE coverage of a given article and/or topic. > > As always feedback is welcome, as this is a active project which we really hope will benefit the community. > > Thanks! > > > FHF / LemmyWorld Admin team 💖
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Allows plugins in any language. Developers need some feedback on which hooks to add. Planning to cook something up ASAP.
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Just for fun, I've cooked this script to rotate social media avatars using Stable Diffusion via the [AI Horde](https://aihorde.net). Currently it only supports Lemmy, but in the future I plan to add support for more software like mastodon etc. It can rotate user avatar/banner and community/site icon/banner. Currently I've set it to rotate the lemmy.dbzer0.com site banner every day. I'll deploy it to rotate some communities icons/banners soon as well. Let me know what you think, and if you want it to support more software, or provide more complex generations, or any other enhancements, feel free to send PRs.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/12426588 > There's now a swagger documentation for the Lemmy API. > > See also > https://mv-gh.github.io/lemmy_openapi_spec/
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Hey y'all. I've been working on this little project ever since the recent spam wave started. This is a very basic Python automoderator bot which will monitor the comments and posts federated into your instance for specific regex instances and then automatically report, delete, ban etc. The Bot setup is very simple, as you can just chuck its [docker-compose entry](https://github.com/db0/threativore/blob/main/docker-compose.yml) into your existing lemmy one. You just need to fill in the relevant environment variables. The bot works by constantly polling your incoming reports, posts and comments, and matching them against provided regex. I wanted to keep things simple for admins, so the bot configuration happens via a simple PM syntax. The [README](https://github.com/db0/threativore/blob/main/README.md) goes into details on this. But you basically send a message like this to the Bot to add a new filter ``` threativore add comment filter: `trial period` reason: `Spam comment` action: `REMOVE` description: `Known spam string` ``` All bot controls work the same way. Eventually I want to add a UI to it. The bot is built with collaboration in mind. So you can add more people to help you maintain your filters (even if they're not admins), you can add users whose reports will be treated more seriously, and you can even mark users as "ham" (i.e. known not spammers) to prevent them ever being filtered. This is just the very first release and I have a lot of ideas to improve it in the future. Here's some stuff in [my roadmap](https://github.com/db0/threativore/blob/main/README_roadmap.md) which should make the threativore a much more collaborative/crowdsourced process between multiple instance admins and the larger userbase. Stay tuned. PRs and suggestion are welcome. PS: The bot is already active on https://lemmy.dbzer0.com, so you can check the modlog for its actions.
I have a 21:9 and I'd like things to be able to use that real estate. Is there a chromium plugin that could achieve this that you know of? I couldn't find one specifically for Lemmy
I'm looking for a way to pull images from my Lemmy feed and display them on desktop tiles, similar to [Scrolldit](https://www.scrolldit.com/). Ideally, the images would refresh every so often. Does anything like this exist? Thank you
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/11440349 > I made this bot so that users who want to provide a quick summary of the wikipedia article they linked to in their comment can do so just by including a mention of the bot in their comment, and the bot will reply to the comment with the summary. > > Currently multiple wikipedia links is not supported. > > bot: https://lemmy.world/u/wikibot
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As inspired by the bots on Reddit that respond to certain words, I've thrown together this code which allows anyone to set up their own response bot. There is a bit more detail on Github, but in summary you can set your own trigger word and responses, and you have two modes of operation, "Exclude" which is the default and covers every community you're federated with (and allows moderators of a community to PM the bot to exclude it) and "Include", where you can pick a single community for the bot to be active in. This is really early days and rough, but should work at the most basic level. Anyone who can provide some ideas/feedback/improvements - I'm totally open to them. And to prove it works, I'm running Legolas Bot. Any comment you make below with the word "legolas" in will get a response (probably). Small updates to reduce spaminess - will only reply to top level comments now. Edit: Little updates include customisable polling rates and the ability to tag the comment creators name in a response.
Hi all ! I apologize if i'm off topic. A friend advised to post here. :) On jlai.lu i use megathread a lot. Its main goal is to regroup all related posts to a topic and leave a link to the megathread in comment. Here is an example : https://jlai.lu/post/3905951 So let's explain how it would work, feel free to improve this draft or tell me if it's not feasible. I'm not well tuned zith editing rights First the user has to create a post with sections and send it to the bot. Then the bot @megathread@lemmy.tdl publish it to the community mentionned by the user. Example : ```@megathread@lemmy.tdl``` create a post in !agriculture@lemmy.tdl : ``` Farm # Vegetable # Market # Climate !agriculture@lemmy.tdl ``` I'm an user. I explore lemmy.tdl and see a post ```Meat market is decreasing in Europe``` related to the megathread ```Farm``` for the section ```Market``` and i want to add it to the megathread ```Farm``` So i can call this bot like this : ```megathread@lemmy.tdl add to Farm section Market``` (maybe shorter with symbole ?) Then the bot will do 2 things : * Edit the megathread Farm and add ```* (timestamp of the URL) [Meat market is decreasing in Europe](URL)``` to the section ```Market``` * leave a comment with the link to the megathread ```farm``` Timestamp of the url, the date of the newpapers if we can retrieve it. To remove a link from a section, go to the link you want to remove, and write this : ```megathread@lemmy.tdl remove to Farm section Market``` So anyone can participate and edit the megathread. It's collaborative :) Maybe we can find a way to rectrict it to thrusted users so we can avoid Troll, spam...an array of trusted users who can use the bot and its admin ? Thank for reading my post. What do you think ? :)
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/8874717 > I have just deployed a script and a mastodon bot which attempt to hashtag lemmy posts so that they are better discoverable in microblogging services. > > Please check [the README](https://github.com/db0/lemmy-tagginator/blob/main/README.md) for the why and the how. > > If you have a microblogging account, please consider following [the bot account](https://utter.online/@tagginator) which will help its hashtags federate to your instance's public timeline. > > Many thanks to [@jgrim@discuss.online](https://discuss.online/u/jgrim) for hosting the bot. > > PS: If you have a mastodon account, you can reply to your posts on mastodon (just search for their url) and add hashtags to your replies. This will achieve a quick and dirty version of what this bot is doing
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## Features - Poll feature - Admins can create polls and users can vote on them - Help functionality. The bot will PM helpul advice. - Welcome PM - the bot scans new applications to the site and sends a PM to the user with helpful info - Create a community. The bot will allow a user with a score above one you set to create a community via PM. The bot will add the user as a mod then de-mod itself. Useful for turning off open community applications and allowing trusted members to create communities. - Email new users between verifying email stage and admin acceptance stage (so new users don't get confused and think they're locked out of their accounts!) - A bunch of other helpful tools for Admins
It has also a ton more capabilities, but for the purpose of lemmy integration, this is the most relevant one.
This is a community where you can announce and post about any new thing that integrates to the lemmy API. Lemmy bots, scripts which use lemmy data for any purpose, bridges to other services, and even apps if you want. The idea is to have a catch-all for anything which uses the Lemmy API. The reason I felt I had to start it is because I crossposted my recent announcement about the @aihorde@lemmy.dbzer0.com bot [to !lemmy@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/13214442) and the mods over there, in all their wisdom, decided that a lemmy bot is not relevant to lemmy 🙄. Unfortunately the other available communities like !fediverse or !lemmyapps don't quite fit a bot announcement either. So I decided to make something fitting!
Simply mention [@aihorde@lemmy.dbzer0.com](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/aihorde) with the text "draw for me " and then the text that you would like it to draw and I will draw you an image matching your prompt, post it in this community and then reply with a link to each image! Optionally you can provide a "[style](https://github.com/amiantos/AI-Horde-Styles-Previews/blob/main/previews.md):" as well. Example: `[@aihorde@lemmy.dbzer0.com](https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/aihorde) draw for me a beautiful night style: fantasy` This is a free service provided through the [AI Horde](https://aihorde.net). We also have [an FAQ](https://wiki.dbzer0.com/cbotart/).