Comment by 🚀 DdlyH
Re: "Started writing a quick setup guide to help people…"
@dimkr Awesome! How does boosting and favouriting work in Tootik? I'm considering setting up an instance (or should I join yours first to try it out?)
[Edit] Hmm... I created an account on your instance to try it out. I guess that you must have based some of the code on Honk as there's no "favourite" function that I can see. That would be a good addition if possible (I use Favourites all the time) but I understand if that's too much work. What could also be good is a way to request accounts rather than letting the entire world sign up as that will get tricky to moderate (as m.s found out)?
2024-09-27 · 2 years ago
5 Later Comments ↓
😈 dimkr [OP] · 2024-09-28 at 08:06:
@DdlyH Nope, it's not based on Honk or any other fedi server. There are no "boosts" and "likes" in tootik, because they're addictive.
🚀 DdlyH · 2024-10-08 at 22:24:
@dimkr Is a way of moderating sign-ups or requesting/providing unique sign-up links on the cards for a future release? There's a lot of spam in the fediverse these days and it would be easy for a small server to be overwhelmed by spammers taking advantage of unlimited sign-ups and/or using other tootik servers to launch spam attacks on remote servers...
😈 dimkr [OP] · 2024-10-09 at 06:16:
@DdlyH I'm currently thinking about changing the registration flow so users are forced to write an introduction post after registration, and a new user can't do anything until the instance admin approves them (which makes this post public)
😈 dimkr [OP] · 2024-10-09 at 06:19:
@DdlyH Forgot to mention: posting and many other things are throttled, plus tootik ignores incoming posts from newly registered or suspended users; currently, as far as I see, the spam situation is under control, minus one incident with an antisemitic troll that abused open registration before I blocked them
☯️ dragfyre · 2024-12-12 at 16:11:
And here's something new from @patatas:
— gemini.patatas.ca/posts/tootik-capsule-nginx.gmi
Original Post
Started writing a quick setup guide to help people interested in setting up their own tootik instance: [https link]