As mentioned in the previous post, the Governance community is now live. I have refactored my affiliations lookup script to be more accurate and have added everyone’s application affiliation to their threativore flairs.

I want to say, y’all are pretty creative and keep coming up with favorites I’ve never heard before. I still have quite a lot of uncategorized answers to go through, but most of you have been assigned a tag.

As a way to reward people who are coming up with unique answers, the first person who registers with a new favorite, also gets the a victory cup, orangered color first emoji assigned.

A few of you seem to mention people who are neither anarchists, pirates nor foss (advocates). Usually, and unless that person is a complete reactionary or PoS, we let you through. However you don’t get a first a victory cup, orangered color for that. Instead, you get a snowflake a snowflake, orangered color flair, because you’re special like that 😜

Finally, quite a few people registered before we even had an application form with which to request your affiliation. So as to recognize all you early birds, I have now added a fresh flair Early Bird: a parrot, orangered colors early_bird and is something nobody else will be able to get ;) Thanks for sticking around here for the past 2 years!

So without further ado, here’s the updated stats from this run. I will do another run once I’ve categorized everything I don’t know yet

Analysis Results:
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Historical Pirate: 538 (9.9%)
Digital Pirate: 1223 (22.6%)
Fictional Character: 584 (10.8%)
FOSS advocate: 1673 (30.9%)
Free Software: 631 (11.6%)
Anarchist: 779 (14.4%)
Other: 165 (3.0%)
Unparseable: 0 (0.0%)

Total Answers Analyzed: 5420
Answers matching multiple categories: 984

Top Mentions per Category:
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Historical Pirate: Blackbeard (286), Anne Bonny (48), Zheng Yi Sao (32)
Digital Pirate: Fitgirl (221), Aaron Swartz (205), Empress (106)
Fictional Character: Captain Jack Sparrow (252), Luffy (79), Dread Pirate Robers (54)
FOSS advocate: Linus Torvalds (566), Richard Stallman (476), Louis Rossmann (116)
Free Software: Lemmy (351), Linux (188), Gnu (39)
Anarchist: Emma Goldman (113), Kropotkin (98), Chomsky (66)
Other: Elon Musk (30), Openai (20), O'Reilly (19)

Btw: I’ve set up this thread in governance for a reason. If you leave a comment here, the bot will reply to you, with your list of flairs. (Still waiting for a UI designer to step up and integrate them on the UI itself 😅)

If you think I’ve made a mistake with your flairs, let me know.

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  • Tippon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    1 day ago

    Just to update you, I posted a thread on the Voyager community to double check that it wasn’t just a problem on my end, and a few people have replied with similar screenshots from other clients and a PC. If I log in to lemmy.dbzer0.com on the PC without using Voyager, I still get large emojis from this instance, but nowhere near as big as through Voyager, either on mobile or PC.

    I’ve just tried Tesseract on the PC, and both here and Hexbear show the emojis to be roughly the same size as regular emojis. My guess would be that it’s a client issue, but I don’t know enough about how this all works. The thread is here if you’re interested :)

    https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/36126295

    • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPM
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      24 hours ago

      I think that’s indeed all client issue. Those clients are not resizing the images when they have the relevant emoji string. The emojis in the lemmy ui are indeed large but still parseable. Basically an issue needs to be opened to those devs to handle the emojis correctly. I did the same for tesseract and he fixed it

      • Tippon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        22 hours ago

        I’ve just found your issues for Tesseract. I’ll pass them on to the Voyager dev in the morning, thanks :)