Hey everyone, first of all, thank you for participating, whether you organized with your community to submit a song, voted for your favourite, or just sent words of encouragement, it’s awesome to see the fediverse come together and share music!!

This year saw the most participation and votes than previous editions, I tend to worry about the event flopping and not being interesting so I’m super happy that it’s still growing

Without further ado, the results!

Congratulations to lemmy.ca (French Canadian), jlai.lu (French), and feddit.org (German) for an incredible top 3! I don’t have much time today to share more interesting insights, but don’t hesitate if you’d like to take a look at the csv file of the results 😊

Thanks again, I hope you had fun discovering new music, and I’ll see you next time!!

Hey people,

Thank you again for coming together and submitting songs to Lemmyvision, it’s heartwarming to see different communities of the fediverse participate in sharing their musical interest.

The voting form is available here: https://tally.so/r/GxY0ze

Everyone is welcome to vote, even if your instance or community did not participate! This is a great opportunity to discover new music, and cultures.

@Ategon@programming.dev took the time to create a playlist over at https://d2jam.com/c/lemmyvision-3 feel free to check it out!

Here’s the full list of submitted songs:

• Vita - Merz Leck Eier
• Ecca Vandal - Bleach
• Boy Golden - Suffer
• Angine de Poitrine - Fabienk
• Elisapie - Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass) [Hologramme Remix]
• Igorrr - Limbo
• Signes à L’Œil - Quand on arrive en ville (D. Balavoine, N. Workman)
• Hyphen - This Might Be It
• Cris03sora - Markhamia Castle
• Swerve Strickland - Hit Different
• Jamie Paige - Birdbrain (w/ OK Glass) feat. Kasane Teto
• HAYASii - Hunting Soul
• Mudrat - Bars

The form will be available until around the 11th of May, I will then collect the results and publish them shortly after. I hope you’ll have a lot of fun listening to the 13 songs submitted for this edition. Don’t hesitate if you have any question!

L’instance slrpnk.net annonce, sur leur topic méta mensuel, le texte plus bas (en anglais), que je paraphrase :

• lemmy.org a un système d’inscription laxiste
• des comptes lemmy.org semblent participer à de la manipulation de vote
• ça ajoute de la charge de travail pour les admins de lemmy.ca et slrpnk.net
• l’admin de lemmy.org ne semble pas répondre malgré la prise de contact
• lemmy.ca et slrpnk.net ont donc décidé de défédérer de lemmy.org

🔇 Defederation with Lemmy.org 🔕

A Lemmy.ca admin has recently brought to our attention that Lemmy.org is actively being used as a platform for vote manipulation, likely due to their lax sign-up requirements. Unfortunately Lemmy.org’s admin has been unresponsive weeks after they were messaged about this issue.

Due to the extra workload this places on admins to effectively prevent or moderate, Lemmy.ca has chosen to defederate from Lemmy.org. We have also chosen to defederate from Lemmy.org, at least until their admin returns and takes effective action against the issues raised.

Lemmy.org is a small instance with only one active community, and it is unlikely this defederation will effect any of our users. You can check to see if you are subscribed to any of their communities via looking at the subscription list in your user profile settings.

En tant qu’admin, du côté de jlai.lu j’ai pas remarqué ce genre de manipulation, et la plupart des comptes sur lesquel je prends des actions de modération viennent plutôt de lemmy.world ou sh.itjust.works (bonjour Dwazou…)

À surveiller comment la situation évolue, je ne suis pas sûr qu’une défédération soit nécessaire, je n’ai pas l’impression qu’on soit ciblés, mais au moins on peut être vigilants