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Does Pinterest have a federated alternative
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2023
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Not entirely the exact same thing unfortunately. I have tried Pixelfed and Kimis but the content isn’t as much nor good as Pinterest.
Pinterest is becoming garbage day by day. Advertisements and every day “Your pin has been removed for rule violation”.
Was there recently a push towards stricter rules?
My experience with Pintrest is entirely based around looking for images on Google and getting blocked by a login window.
I have no idea, they changed their rules towards adult content at least. Rumor goes they have an AI-bot flagging pins.
I think they are doing this to get more younger people on the platform.
My irezumi motives collection is dissapearing day by day, and oil painting tutorials too because occasional nudity, but ads for weapons, some things i cannot describe and religious propaganda? Overflowing.
Pixelfed is sadly more oriented to photo sharing. Never heard of kimis, i guess its time to migrate or just forget about it.