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Serinus is now policing the Lemmy.world announcement about defederating with Dbzer0
(lemmy.dbzer0.com)
This is a community in the spirit of "Am I The Asshole" where people can post their own bans from lemmy or reddit or whatever and get some feedback from others whether the ban was justified or not.
Sometimes one just wants to be able to challenge the arguments some mod made and this could be the place for that.
All posts should follow this basic structure:
Expect to receive feedback about your posts, they might even be negative.
Make sure you follow this instance's code of conduct. In other words we won't allow bellyaching about being sanctioned for hate speech or bigotry.
YPTB matrix channel: For real-time discussions about bastards or to appeal mod actions in YPTB itself.
Some acronyms you might see.
Relevant comms
I'm sorry what?
You think lemmy.world is... leftist?
Nah. They're extremely hardcore 'Corporate Democrat', ie, moderate conservatives.
.World user here. Leftist, but not Hexbear leftist.
I think there's more leftists who landed on .world than certain other literal fascist state supporting instances.
... Yes, and then they leave and join another instance, after dealing with the .world mod team for a long enough time.
There are plenty of instances that are explicitly leftist... I'm genuienly not aware of any explicity fascist instances...? Maybe I missed one?
Lemmy seriously need full community portability, to make easier for cummity owner to move the content to another instance
I agree that this would be a very useful thing, but as far as I understand the technical back end of lemmy... which is admittedly not well ... it would basically either be impossible, or would require basically a hardfork.
Lemmy is fundamentally designed for the instance to be the most important thing, to try and treat users as primary, to be able to enable a 'migration'... it'd be a very significant rework and a whole lot of people more familiar with the actual code would probably have very strong opinions about it.
EDIT: Derp, you said comm, not user.
I... think you still run into pretty much the same problems, or kinds of problems, either way.