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Is there a change in Lemmy voting culture? (literature.cafe)
submitted 4 days ago by Lacanoodle@literature.cafe to c/lemmy@lemmy.ml
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I feel like non political posts are controversial more often now than they were before. Ive seen it on some communities I visit often.

Maybe I'm seeing smth that isn't there.

Maybe its to do with more reddit migrations who aren't as accusatomed to Lemmy?

Has anyone else noticed it?

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[-] LemmyisReddit2point0@sh.itjust.works -4 points 4 days ago

This was posted a few days ago and I pointed out how "why are men" is the kind of language that pushes people to the manosphere and we should be using more person specific language to talk crap about those types of people. I got downvoted. I called out the downvoters and got further downvoted for talking about downvotes. If there were good people on lemmy that wouldn't have happened. My comment on sexist language got twisted into a comment about downvotes all because someone clapped back and vote momentum.

::gestures to username::

Lemmy is already cooked don't get your hopes up

this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2025
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