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YSK: What other instances have the most notable Lemmy instances defederated with

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  • I appreciate the clarification, thanks.

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  • That is one of them. He comments throughout the threads.

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  • As far as I know, kbin doesn't require JavaScript either. Which might be another plus considering the Lemmy vulnerability that was just exploited using JavaScript.

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  • I know what you mean but I had to laugh because I linked a post. That is to say, it was its own post haha.

    I'm not going to lie, I'm constantly waffling between Lemmy and kbin in no small part because Lemmy (the software) is maintained by that same admin.

    • Elon Musk Urges Mr Beast to Post Videos on Twitter for Equal Earnings

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  • “Should be” is the phrase of the lazy

    If I've learned anything from writing documents for the government, it's that any sentence that contains "should be" is better off changed to "shall be", or removed entirely.

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  • Here ya go: https://lemmy.ml/post/1167199

    Edit: be sure to scroll down for the admin comments on the matter.

    And note that I do not know if they have since changed course on this for lemmy.ml

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  • I thought lemmy.ml was run by the same people as lemmygrad. (And the Lemmy code creators)

    At the beginning (of the reddit exodus) the admins were definitely banning people from lemmy.ml for being "critical of the Chinese government" calling it racism. ("Orientalism" was their term.)

    I switched to lemmy.world that same day, and haven't really kept up with that instance since then.

    • Supreme Court rules for web designer who refused to work on same-sex weddings

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  • Weddings aren't gay; it's just a wedding in which the people involved are gay. Refusing to make a wedding website solely because the people getting married are gay is exactly what you claim should be illegal.

    • What should we do about Threads?

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  • That's not an accurate summary.

    • What should we do about Threads?

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  • Everyone on the fediverse knows about EEE at this point; it's mentioned in every other post haha

    The dev behind Mastodon doesn't seem concerned. Why are you?

    • What should we do about Threads?

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  • There's really no imminent threat with Meta and ActivityPub, as a standard.

    As for Threads and Mastodon, the "threat" is mild. If Meta wants your data, they can get it without spinning up an entire social network. If the concern is that it's going to lower the quality of the content, well, there's probably some truth to that, but that would happen with popularity, regardless of which service became popular, and it's a problem solved by the block function.