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Guys what the rule is this
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this post was submitted on 19 Sep 2023
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The Lemmy learning curve is too steep. Even if all those users switched over a single malicious actor can take down an entire Lemmy instance.
Yeah, I love Lemmy so far but there have been some issues that I know normal social media users would not be willing to learn.
Honestly I kind of prefer it to have a learning curve. I hate to sound like a hipster but Reddit went to shit as soon as it became ultra-mainstream when covid hit
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It’s happened several times to the shitposting instance and mods are complaining about a lack of tools.
Source: I saw it in a dream