Ah, this is a bug with Summit.

The change is, before this release Summit would insert a markdown link to a person/community when a mention suggestion is tapped. After the change Summit will instead insert a Lemmy specific mention when a mention suggestion is tapped.

The inserted text itself is different but the actual difference is they use different mechanisms to mention a user. The old way inserts a hard link which would link to the instant the user is on. The new way inserts a mention, it relies on Lemmy to generate an appropriate link based on the instance you are currently on.

In other words the old method inserted an absolute link (ie. Everyone will be directed to the same page no matter which instance they are on) where as the new method is relative (users are directed to a different page based on which instance they are on).

I honestly don’t know lol. I mostly just want to poll Summit users if at all possible. In an ideal world I would have implemented this poll in app but I don’t have a mechanism like that (yet).

I thought I fixed this, but apparently not. Thanks for reporting. I’ll take another stab at it in the next release.

Figured out the cause. I’ll issue a hot fix for it.

Hmm i can’t reproduce this on my end, even if I use an account on your instance. I’ll check if the crash is logged later tonight.

I might have filled in some form wrong. I’ll check tonight. Thanks for flagging!

biweekly, bimonthly, etc.

Wtf does it mean? Twice a week? Every two weeks? Who knows. What’s the point of this word when it’s so ambiguous.

Some users complained about supporting headings in titles so I think that’s one that makes sense to explicitly disable for post titles.

Not one book but an entire series: Goodnight Punpun.

Its not really a movie with a lot of depth but “Hachi: A Dog’s Tale” wrecked me.

Rats. Will take a look later today.

I don’t think this translates well as the user base and population between the apps is vastly different. Also the post linked is an announcement, it’s not really comparable.

Thanks!

As long as you’re having fun 😉

You mean hugging my waifu ('s body pillow)?

Yes. I have lots of time but I do not have a kid yet. We are planning to adopt a kid in a year so check in after a year.

Been using my free time to cook, write, code and game.

I was planning to create a thread each update asking if people would be interested in Piefed support and set some goal to be met. Maybe like 200 upvotes.

From my experience, supporting multiple backends is an expensive long term commitment. If I wasn’t commited to maintaining Summit then it’s a no brainer but, lets say 5 years down the road, we don’t know how much Piefed and Lemmy will grow apart and what the dominant “Lemmy-like” is.

I’m hesitant at the moment and I want to see more feedback from the community. Supporting Piefed is going to have huge implications in the future so I don’t want to rush into a decision.

Ouch