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Is beehaw still defederated?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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They want to build a walled garden. They've defederated 400+ instances. This extreme desire for control is what made me leave beehaw for lemmy.world and I'm not looking back.
I still have my original account there, and check up every so often when I run out of things to read here. I've noticed there is seemingly always some new personal thoughts thread pinned by the admins there. Admins treat pinned threads almost like blogposts that are important enough to warrant everybody reading. It's very strange.
I don't understand why they're in the fediverse at all. At this point they could just be a phpBB forum.
having the same interface is still cool and as a ml user i can still see their content
I'm on here and on there. I like both for different reasons.