Check the response payload in your browser. The UI doesn't give much info.
edit: I just checked it. It's not that Lemmy can't find it, it probably doesn't have code to handle these characters when it's in the URL path? The response status code is 500, which is internal server error.
edit 2: The clients probably directly use the person ID instead of the username or the username doesn't cause issues in this case for some reason, which is why it works:
All modlogs are public (the site (instance) modlog also shows admin actions)
Votes are not private
There are other software for the Threadiverse such as mbin and piefed. Don't assume everyone is using Lemmy
Currently the popular Lemmy alternative is Piefed
Maybe some past Threadiverse events/lore for context in a few rare discussions that might happen and have happened.
Most users in the Threadiverse are FOSS enthusiasts
A rough idea of how federation works to understand why some stuff are the way they are (e.g. fetching comms unknown to your instance, defederation, phantom comments, etc.)
There are some LLM bots (unidentified as such) roaming here as well. Be sure to block and report them.
This place might look inactive compared to Reddit. We are trying to grow organically. Bear with us.
If you want to help smaller communities out, try using the Scaled sort. It gives a boost to smaller comms in your feed.
Though, per OSI's definition, your code probably would no longer be open source, since training an LLM is technically considered a field of endeavour:
OSD number 6:
The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research.
I have an unusual need to cover a 4cm soft rubber cylinder.