Remembering to look for and ignore folks with that telltale indicator has made the fediverse so much more enjoyable.
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A collection of some classic Lemmy memes for your enjoyment
Yeah, there are plenty people who ended up there early when they're weren't many other options. Or just didn't know. Though it's your loss as well. Cut off from several instances for the behavior of others. It definitely sucks.
If we're missing more animosity like this thread then we're probably not missing much at all.
Sure, but seeing posts like this encouraging discounting other people based on the instance they signed up on doesn't make me want to switch instances so I can spend more time with them. Posts like these make it harder to care about what I'm missing tbh.
which instances?
one of the best parts about lemmy.ml is no cm000spam
What is this in reference to?
This:
Why am I cross-posting .ml content?
Seems pretty reasonable really.
That said, about this:
I'm not sure fair or unbiased really have meaning as terms. I think its more that they seem strong handed and are alleged to have opinions based on propaganda rather than fact.
I definitely think the main developer publicly having those opinions is awful though. Projects have had drops in support for less.
To be clear, it's the fact that they run what many on the outside perceive to be "the flagship" instance. Had they run an instance in the same manner, but with their admin profiles and identities disconnected from their dev accounts...we wouldn't be here right now.
Then it would be easy to dismiss the Triad when advocating the Threadiverse to mainstream users as just "random instances that many others block", just like hex and grad
there's a user (cm0002) who is so fervently anti-communist that they've spent years at this point having a vendetta with lemmy.ml/grad/hexbear.
for the longest time they were taking anything posted to a .ml community vias rss feed and reposting it on .world/or other instances out of spite
they also churn through accounts, so people who block them get to re-block them on every new account they spin up
Nope, Anti authoritarian as per the Wikipedia definition for Tankie:
Still ongoing, with reasoning supplied here:
Why am I cross-posting .ml content?
I had my unrelated reasons, as I've specified before, though trolling .ml for a lil while was a fun side effect I'll admit
Wish we could get rid of the diva and cowbee spam here as well
Is it "spam" for 99% of my posts and comments to be in my home instance, and for the overwhelming majority of my interactions be via comments instead of posts?
Bro must either be an egomaniac that has a bot combing lemmy to find instances of his name being mentioned or terminally online.
I mean it's probably the same reason I responded, I sort by new comments/chat
So terminally online