If you have a steady hand you can try something like this DiY tester
this post was submitted on 17 Jul 2023
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Thanks, yes I saw it. But trying to find something not DiY.
@RemindMe@programming.dev remind me in 1 week
Hey, here is your reminder!
Edit: dev here, see other comment
Gotcha! I'll remind you at Wednesday, July 26, 2023, 12:47:01 PM UTC.
@RemindMe@programming.dev remind me in 1 week
Hey, here is your reminder!
Edit: dev here, bots late since the bot was down for awhile so that I could edit it to follow the bot guidelines (+ laptop was being repaired). Should work fine now though)
Awesome! Thanks for the update, and Happy Friday!
slight update to what I said earlier, bot functions on an allowlist so if you want to use it in a community let your community mods know to make a request in the repository here https://github.com/PangoraWeb/remindme-bot/issues
Oh, why was the allowlist required?
Shouldnt you make a way for admins to dm the bot on lemmy itself? How would you verify mods are the ones creating the github issue?
Gotcha! I'll remind you at Wednesday, July 26, 2023, 12:48:01 PM UTC.