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There is little better for ebooks than Calibre, and Calibre Web if you're into web apps.
For the audio book discussion, OP should use the "search" function, because there was a robust discussion about this in @[email protected] within the past two months.
I think youre linking to a user instead of a channel but could be wrong. When i tried to access in Voyager it told me the user didnt exist.
Oh. Yeah, probably. I can never remember how Lemmy does communities; with a bang, maybe?
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I wish the OSS communities would get together and pick a lane. Matrix uses #room:server, Lemmy does !community@server; does Mastodon use the same as Lemmy?
Standards, people. Let's have some standards. Shame on whoever designed their protocol second.