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greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
[Outdated, please look at pinned post] Casual Conversation@lemmy.world•What are your thoughts on being called Lemmings if this platform becomes a staple?
3·3 years agoI don’t have any issues with Lemmings. But I prefer lemmers and lemmians.
Unfortunately you have block each community individually at this moment.
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it just me or did anyone else became a more avid poster since joining lemmy?
8·3 years agoI became more active here because I don’t feel like I’m contributing to a corporation. This is an open source software run by people who are just doing it because they like doing it.
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
Reddit@lemmy.world•Seen on reddit: Ran out of advertisers. Why? Yes.
34·3 years agoThat’s not going to happen on Lemmy. It is technically possible but it’s very highly unlikely.
Lemmy is an open source software that anyone can run on their own computers. People can’t run their own reddit because its source code is closed. When a person runs lemmy on their server (computer), it has its own domain name (like google.com). Each domain name is a different instance, like lemmy.world or sh.itjust.works. These different instances can talk to each other and exchange posts and comments. This is called federation. This means you can create an account on lemmy.world and post comments and posts on sh.itjust.works. There are over 1000 instances. They can all talk to each other unless they choose not to. When an instance decides to block another instance, it is called defederation. Each instance is its own seperate thing and instances talk to each other in the background. Your account data is only stored on the instance you signed up on.
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
The Agora@sh.itjust.works•[Vote] Should we defederate exploding-heads?
39·3 years agoRemoved by mod
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
The Agora@sh.itjust.works•[Discussion] Should we defederate exploding-heads.com? (Closing arguments)
11·3 years agoPersonally I feel that turning some communities into liberal-only safe spaces while isolating others into conservative echo chambers only radicalizes both groups and makes constructive discourse increasingly less likely.
I completely agree. This is why I vote not to defederate. I believe that demonization of the opposite group is propaganda. There are good and bad people in both groups. People have different views and it’s a spectrum.
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
The Agora@sh.itjust.works•[Discussion] Should we defederate exploding-heads.com? (Closing arguments)
1·3 years agoPeople are too quick to call who don’t agree them nazis. People lose level-headedness and rational thinking in situations like this.
greensky@sh.itjust.worksto
The Agora@sh.itjust.works•[Discussion] Should we defederate exploding-heads.com? (Closing arguments)
02·3 years agoDon’t defederate. Just ignore them. Users should have the option to block entire instances. I don’t agree that instances should be defederated just because it offends people. Where does it stop? There’s no end to it
I don’t think so. It will have all comments including comments from Meta.
You will see all comments on “misguided.ml”
That’s scary
I’m never going back. I like Lemmy. I hope reddit dies a sad death. If Lemmy didn’t exist, I probably wouldn’t have left reddit. I see much higher quality content here.

















Advertisements aren’t coming to Lemmy. It’s never going to happen. Why is everyone talking about it like it’s inevitable. If you think that’s going to happen, you haven’t been in communities like this enough.