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  • Really? I thought that Reddthat and Beehaw disabled down votes while still being federated

  • Personally, I’ve done some rounds of unsubscribing from tech and politics subs on lemmy.ml and lemmy.world, and when I’ve done that my amount of toxic content and interactions went way down.

    Maybe that's a recommendation we should make to everyone

  • Very good points, thanks for sharing.

  • I just had an issue that might be interesting in your case. You can read it up on !newcommunities@lemmy.world, but long story short, the mod of a community wasn't happy with the way I wanted to bring some meta discussion into the community.

    The main difference in this kind of situation between Lemmy and Reddit is that

    • the modlog (https://lemm.ee/modlog/408863) is public, allowing everyone to see what the mod did
    • it's very easy to open another community, explain what went wrong with the other one, and keep things going.
  • I've seen two trolls recently, but you can see them from very far away, and they post in general ask communities like AskLemmy or No Stupid questions.

    On smaller communities, they are not around that much. And I don't go to news or politics communities.

  • Interesting view, thanks

  • Sorry to hear.

    I was looking for Zenfone size phones the other day with a headphone jack, there was only the Sony Xperia. That's really sad.

  • A 50/50 split is more that we could have hoped for when they announced the API changes

  • Ctrl+F "lemmy", only 2 occurences, that's sad.

  • I'll skip this one, but thanks for this initiative!

    Just a small question, where is the link to the community?

  • It's a bit tricky, because at the same time they are holding 25% of Lemmy users back in terms of features.

    User level instance blocking was a huge one for a lot of people

  • Could one of them post about Lemmy so that we get a small awareness boost?

  • To be fair, their are in the Fediverse.

    I always think we should have another community called Threadiverse for Lemmy, Kbin, Mbin, Lotide and soon Sublinks. Probably too late now as most people would prefer to stay here, but maybe at a later point we could.

  • Indeed, but there is no better option right now

  • Still waiting for you to show us that pro-reddit content in those communities, last time you used an !asklemmy thread

  • Hopefully those will come. Thread subscription would be nice indeed.

    In the meantime, Lemmy is still usable, and I guess once Reddit will kill old.reddit, RES will stop working anyway.