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Reddit now blocks signed out VPN connections.
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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2023
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Lemmy is quickly embodying the worst of reddit too.
I'd argue that, for Lemmy, it depends on which communities you subscribe to. Even if you subscribed to one community that now has stuff you don't like, there's a decent chance that another community on another instance has what you're looking for.
Lemmy at least has alternative instances and instance blocking.
"Lemmy" is not a platform, it is software you can use to make a platform (unless you're on .ml I guess).
I'm out of the loop but I've seen this stated many times now re: .ml. What's the deal with it? I thought it was mostly dev focused with memes and left-leaning stuff?
It's the instance owned and operated by the main Lemmy devs. Most instances are run by totally unaffiliated people using Lemmy software. .ml is the only one where you could say the software devs are also the community Admins and moderators.
.ml belongs to Malian government, hence Marxist websites register the domains with that TLD.
Good ol Mali
Of course it is, it's a reddit clone marketed to redditors.
jpeg of a pig pooping /s
The censorship is already worse here than it was on Reddit.
Depends on the instance. Lemmygrad is the most restrictive.