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You're welcome!

If a post belongs to a community, comments will be muted according to the communities' rules regardless if you comment on it from their blog or from the community. This is already true today btw: In this

That's interesting, why do you think that ? Basically the more precise a ruling the more rules it overrides: global community rules < user role < post mute

Good question ! They will remain hidden. The muted role is more important than everything else.

Lol you're actually right, it was announced in steemfest krakow by roadscape back then

I am not very familiar with the way those front ends work, but I would assume they don't use hivemind so they can't benefit from it. Although nothing prevents them from building their own hybrid solutions

Nothing changes for old posts, New posts are affected by the new rules. So if it changed to type 2, because the user has no membership, his future posts would be hidden but his future comments wouldn't.

You can limit ! Basically there is a difference between "subscribing": And being a member which is a role that you set for someone: Anyone can subscribe, but only mods/admins/owners can set a

Lol I didn't think I'd throw you into such a challenge

Hahahaha Noob, I can give you my settings if you want I should have the screenshot somewhere

If we're talking about semantics, I consider hivemind core because it's vital to making most of the front end features work, so even though it's L2, it's as important as core imho. Same logic goes for

Communities could be a powerful feature I'd be curious to see how it works in action a bit and how it will be implemented / open source so other applications can tap into it. Anyone can, communities is

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Welcome ! Is any of your art for sale ?

For me, the trial and error finding the settings that were doable for me were 95% of the work. As soon as I found the right setting I got it first try (although you could say the many hours spent trying

Proposals are deleted once they expired, we do that to save memory and prevent the chain from being unmanageable. If you want to see old proposals, I'd suggest checking out hiveSQL if you know sql, or

Get heat 32 already :p

This fuzzy picture of crim is somehow hilarious to me :p

Given that you're asking for 165k, it would have been a good idea to spend more than 5 minutes writing that post. It's really not a good look and does not put people in confidence about supporting you.