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That’s the vibe I always got from Reddit. But yeah, the vibe I get from Lemmy is that there are two demographics.
19-45 white male tech enthusiast and 19-45 white trans female tech enthusiast.
I'm not sure yet which one I am ಠ_ಠ
Oh damn, your certification ran out?
There's also the leftists who decide very narrowly what opinions will be tolerated! Don't forget them!
Hey that's me :D
It's such a hilariously leftist trope to fuck up your own community's growth with purity tests
Eh, some communities are more/less leftist than others. There'll always be a cutoff point of course, and that's necessary.
News and World News are my two main communities. Those are communities that, in any serious community-building sense, should be heavily moderated so as not to alienate normals.
Right? With friends like these...
The only material I've seen heavily moderated by leftists is misinformation, regardless of political orientation (although American conservatism is more heavily moderated since much of it IS demonstrably misinformation currently).
I'm willing to be proven wrong if you have any examples you could recommend.
I just wish the rules were clearer. I've posted memes that I thought were in good taste but if the content has to do with a minority group then you better be fanatically praising them. That's one of the reasons I stopped posting to !memes@lemmy.ml .
cmon dont call me out like that :3
Which is interesting. On the early days of Digg it was the same demographic, although more politically center. Then in the early days of reddit the same thing happened. It was mostly Linux and tech. So having the same starting demo is not a bad thing, but the question is, will it grow to adopt others
I think Lemmy skews towards the younger end though. Of course I could be very mistaken as this impression is entirely unscientific and is based solely on the levels of knowledge and general discourse that are prevalent on Lemmy.
To my eye, a large percentage of Lemmy's users are both relatively low-information and lacking in real life experience. They also tend to be very ideological which in my experience is something that tends to diminish with age.
Again, I could be very wrong about this.