Imagine if you subscribed to a community on Lemmy and it only showed posts and comments AFTER you subscribed…
If you're on a small instance, that's actually the case with Lemmy, lol. You can only see a remote community if someone from your instance subscribed to it.
are kiwis vegan?
Maybe an interesting question: how does this compare to the diversity of admins? I guess doing an actual survey is bad for your anonimity, but some idea could be cool
Turks and Greeks ethnically are pretty much the same, but there is a huge difference in how they get treated. Privilege-wise I guess Greeks would be white and Turks not, but that feels weird. It's a complex subject.
Yeah that, it's the one libertarian standpoint that I really disagree with so I was just curious
What's your opinion on regulations for companies?
Has r/all ever not been shit? Just shit with a different target audience, I guess
People are wary of alt-right folk taking over Lemmy like what has happened with most alternative social media. Maybe too concerned, who knows
I don't mind that they defederated a random Mastodon instance called "rapefeminists". Almost all of these are from some list of bad Mastodon servers. Lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works are the only controversial ones (and temporary)
397 of those are spammy Mastodon instances and 1 is Lemmygrad. You can just say they defederated from the 2 other biggest instances.
what action can it enforce beyond banning or blocking?
Defederation, that's one of the key concepts of the fediverse
The UI of squabbles.io actually feels good for this. It's a shame it's closed-source and doesn't federate.