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Why doesn't browse.feddit.de include lemmy.ml?
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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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What views? And do you mean owner of lemmy.ml or browse.feddit.de ?
I meant Lemmy.ml. You can Google and find the controversy if you like, but to me it's not a serious problem. The point of the fediverse is that each instance has its own rules. If you don't like what Lemmy.ml is doing, use another instance. Don't brigade against the entire network, like reddit users are doing. The technology itself is awesome.