Keep in mind this data is compared to https://fba.ryona.agency/?domain=burggit.moe .
If a defederated instance is not on there then it’ll show up here:
manually checking the list, there are some communities that defederated but remain in the list:
- social.cyb3r.dog
- f.jbradaric.me
- bookwormstory.social
- lemmy.vinodjam.com
- ka.tet42.org
- dubvee.org
- lemmy.kensand.net
- moot.place
- lemmy.phoenix591.com
- lemmyland.com
- lemmy.buzz
- lemmy.pe1uca.dev
as well as some communities with policies that would clearly defederate burggit:
- lemmy.serverfail.party
- civilloquy.com (defederated lemmy.burger.rodeo)
- discuss.tchncs.de
The list also includes plenty of single-user instances without any posts, as well as instances using whitelists not including burggit.moe and a few local-only instances, though i didn’t bother making lists for them.
You should be able to fetch instance block lists from other instances (which on most lemmy web UIs is exposed in
/instances) - but even that isn’t a requirement AFAIK :-/Thanks for that. I’ll put those in a secondary script which should automatically scrub them off the federated instance list when the compile script runs later. I had to manually remove sh.it.just.works too, but I guess there’s a lot more than I thought there would be.
Actually, I did it just now. It was way easier than I thought it’d be.
Great that you got this working, happy I could help with the minimal frontend work involved.
Yep, ty. The API is a pain in the ass. There’s no function to see who defederated us. So I had to crudely scrape fba.ryona.agency and do a little bash to compare the two files. One being the list of instances we are linked to and the other being who blocked us.
Also, fuuuuuck typescript. It can go to hell.
I wanna code some stuff related to this but I’m so busy all the time :( I don’t wanna be busy. But I want money. 😢 Aa
pornlemmy.com is defederated, fba doesn’t list it properly, likely because the page “pornlemmy.com/instances” still has their age verification popup
Manually added. Thanks for pointing it out.
Is it just me or is instances.burggit.moe down?
It’s not just you. I need to work on it again since I forgot to copy it over when we moved servers and lost all of my work for making the logic work since my /home partition got reformatted.
Ah I see, thank you for the explanation.
Should be back up now.
To add, I improved upon it and have it automatically remove the nonworking sites from the list. Since there are a lot of dead/nonfunctional instances we’re still linked to.
