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Beehaw block lemmy.wolrd and sh.itjust.works
https://beehaw.org/post/567170?scrollToComments=true
~~Yeah, they defederated from lemmy.ml as well~~
EDIT: Seems like that's no longer the case. Before I wasn't able to comment in beehaw.
At this point, they might just be going the way of turning off federation completely, at which point they can have their little curated walled garden where no one can disobey without a full account ban, and then they will slowly cease to exist.
lemmy.ml is still on Beehaw's list of instances.
Oh weird. Last I checked you couldn't reply or comment on any beehaw posts. Seems to be working okay now.
The comment I read made it seem as some kind of pitiful faction war but it's pretty understandable, maybe it could even have a positive impact on Lemmy as a whole