• @woelkchen@lemmy.world
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    09 months ago

    I’m locking this because too many people are shouting at each other here because of moderation practices.

    This is not a complaints forum. See pinned post.

  • Kane
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    09 months ago

    One of my largest pain points with Lemmy is that there are multiple active communities for the same topic, causing quite a few duplicate posts to show up in my feed that is difficult to filter. Hopefully there comes some kind of solution, outside of userbase, this is (what I believe) one of the larger issues compared to Reddit.

    However, I still switched over to Lemmy for my primary ‘Reddit’-needs.

  • @Formfiller@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Shaddow Banned from Reddit for making some Luigi Mangione prayer candles got thousands of likes and bam old high karma account banned forever. No response from Reddit. Noticed on the shadow ban page that tons of people getting these bans everyday and no response from Reddit . Suggested we protest at Reddit headquarters in SF and now I’m banned from Shadow page ban lol. Nice to be here though

  • John Lemmy
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    09 months ago

    What constitutes an active user? Is a new lurker like myself counted or is there a threshold of minimum action needed to be counted?

  • Kualdir
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    09 months ago

    Lemmy is the only federated service I actually enjoy using. Just missing being able to block an entire @something instead of having to block every single community of it

    and no I do not want to “choose another host that does block it”, it should be a user choice.

  • @mrmacduggan@lemmy.ml
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    09 months ago

    Subjectively, Lemmy’s communities are much more robust and have a lot more content than they did during the Reddit API exodus. I imagine there will be more people who choose to stay this time around.

    • @beanstalk@lemm.ee
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      09 months ago

      Yep, I discovered let me during the API Exodus, and then came back recently with this last wave. They’re definitely feels like there’s a lot more here than last time!

      Also finding a lot of value in reading and actually interacting with comments and content, on Reddit I just felt kind of drowned out and a lurker

    • Fluffy Kitty Cat
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      09 months ago

      The problem is that communities feel dead if they’re below a certain critical mass of users and the resulting content. If we can hit that critical mass it will take off on its own

    • sunzu2
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      09 months ago

      Yeah working a lot of OT seeding this joint!

  • Lor
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    09 months ago

    I am ready to give up Reddit, we need more communities to move here!

      • Fluffy Kitty Cat
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        09 months ago

        I’m excited to see where software development is going to go. It seems like every major microblogging platform has a few different flavors and there are multiple platform choices available. What were using is just the beginning, the software can only ever get better really. It’s not like the corporate world where they make shit worse on purpose to make more money. And as the software gets better than use might increase as well since you can do more and do it easier and more elegantly

        • @morrowind@lemmy.ml
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          09 months ago

          It seems like every major microblogging platform has a few different flavors

          Do you mean every major social media platform?

            • Snoopy
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              09 months ago

              You should definitly try them. :)

              • Mbin : you can connect to mastodon account, they support flair, filter by content type. I don’t use it a lot but enjoy it.
              • Piefed : a good moderation board, flair, multi-community (feed), peertube support…
            • @morrowind@lemmy.ml
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              09 months ago

              They’re not forks, but we have piefed and mbin (fork of kbin) and a couple more that have shut down

      • Meldrik
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        09 months ago

        True, but this graph only shows Lemmy users, right?

        • Snoopy
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          9 months ago

          Correct. However with ActivityPub protocol those number are irrevalent : any increase of users from (Lemmy, Mbin, Piefed) will benefit Lemmy, Mbin, Piefed.

          And to a certain extend, on Mbin and later Piefed, they will also reach microblogging plateform as iceshrimp and mastodon. Then pixelfed, peertube, loops…

    • @AloneYogurt@lemmy.world
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      09 months ago

      The more people that transition over here the better it’ll be (outside of some of some subs). I’m hopeful to see more community engagement.

      • @Ledericas@lemm.ee
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        09 months ago

        the more and more reddit increasing thier filters to ban or remove comments we will see more. it going to take permabans for people to come here in large numbers. sooner or later reddit is just a clone of FACEBOOK.