Liftoff is one of the Lemmy apps I've been testing out. I really enjoy the UI a lot, but like all other Lemmy apps I've tried it had no mod tools.

An issue has been created to address that. The devs listened to feedback about mod tools and tool priorities. With any luck we may have working mod tools on mobile at some point :)

Right now I am on Murderbot Diaries book 5. So good. Martha Wells really captures anxiety and depression from an internal standpoint well without it being overbearing. The character growth of the main character over the series has been lovely to read. (ok so I'm reading Sci-Fi....)

I've read Small Gods, Pyramids and The Truth as standalones. I've read the City Watch subseries and up through Lords and Ladies of the Witches subseries. What are some good standalones I can look at for my next palate cleanser since I am not ready to go back to Maskerade yet?

If you, as a user or mod, come across a bug, please feel free to report it here to us so we can see if it has been reported to the git repo.

This is not tech support. We are not solving bugs in this post. It is simply to report them and make sure they get logged.

When reporting a bug be as thorough as you can with what actions you were taking, what page you were on, what you were trying to do and what the result was. Feel free to add screenshots if necessary.

If you are a mod or a user and would like to request a feature or tool, please submit your idea as a comment on this post. This is where we will officially pull from when we decide which features to develop.

Please note we are a small volunteer team and we intend to work with mainline Lemmy, so if there are already features in development we may not take them on ourselves.

Hey there everyone! Hope you are all having a wonderful summer so far.

Here at SFFA we've been hard at work on our Lemmy project. It's starting to grow and we are growing with it.

For about half a year now, we've been talking about the SFFA incorporating as a 501(c) entity, with the ability to fund initiatives, giveaways, book shares and more. We also have servers we need to keep running. To that end, we are opening up to donations to help meet these goals.

You don't have to donate; we're not begging for money. We're just letting you know the opportunity exists and you're welcome to check out our GoFundMe. Once we've met our GoFundMe goal we will be moving towards using OpenCollective permanently for donation handling. We will announce when this occurs.

We are in this for the long haul, and we will keep plodding away at it until these dreams become a reality. Thanks for sharing these dreams with us.