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Several instances block hexbear and lemmygrad, that can be a starting point
Yes but the only one I've ever seen that blocks all of the big 3 is lemmy.cafe. And even that does not block posts that advocate for violence - e.g. an example from literally yesterday, and this one from a memes community on Lemmy.world, from a user on sopuli.xyz.
Note that I am not advocating for removal of such content, only relating how in my personal experience, suggesting the Fediverse to normies has never once turned out any other way than badly. Granted, hexbear.net for its severity and lemmy.ml for its large userbase are probably 99.9% of the issue, but especially until after the election I have no plans to tell people about Lemmy anymore. After that, if lemmy.cafe still has Lemmy.ml removed, I will probably tell people about that one as an entry point.
Which isn't all on its own going to push the Fediverse into the mainstream, until we do more cleanup to make normal people feel welcomed rather than scared to be here.
If they follow through and block .world and .ee, then they can really get a handle of the extremism.
What is the issue with lemm.ee? Is it members or communities?
Seriously? I moved to lemm.ee because it has a fair, democratic approach to federation, and doesn't defederate at the drop of a hat.
I'd personally rather be able to see more perspectives and block the crazy at my own discretion.
That works too. Like some people prefer Arch btw, and that's wonderful. But... mainstream normies aren't likely to want that. Anyway, lemm.ee is already awesome and exists:-).
I think they mean you would see more extreme people if you block those two servers.
Problem is they miss out on all the other content as well