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I for one have stopped posting any content to lemmy.ml communities.
I only follow some .ml communities for the only thing that instance is good for: Memes making fun of neoliberals
Too bad anyone who doesn't adhere to their specific definition of imperialism is a neoliberal in their view.
Don't want to support a right winged authoritarian government that is actively engaging in imperialism......? What a lib.
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Why would you want to create an echo chamber? I genuinely don't get it, it's the internet, if you encounter an opinion you disagree with, literally just close the tab and it's gone
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How I interact with lemmy.ml:
- If I see a post I want to comment on, I comment on it. I don't give a fuck what instance it's on.
- If I want to post, I select the relevant community with the most subscribers. I don't give a fuck what instance it's on.
- If I can't comment or post there, because I was banned for criticizing a dictatorship, I select the next biggest community.
(This happens about 50% of the time, cause I'm now banned on most .ml communities, simply for posting common sense opinions.)
Something about .ml and MLs in general is that they really just aren't that large a group. If we want larger communities, Reddit is still much bigger than Lemmy. If we want a flawed ally in politics, progressive liberals outnumber Leninists and are far less likely to deliberately betray us. (That's why MLs always equate Liberalism with fascism; if people can ally with Liberals MLs have basically nothing they can bring to a coalition, and so they can't seize power.)
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lemmy.ml users reaction:
Now what's the juicy backstory to this drama?
ive noticed several communities being moved off of .ml because of overacting mods shitting their own beds (my fav movies comm being one of them). kinda the whole point of the 'verse. i also noticed a recent sync in-congruence from .ml to .world which indicates some kind of funny business... purposeful or not
the locals at .ml seem to have this notion that theyre too big to fail, which is patently not true considering the tiny size of the fediverse overall.
id recommend users utilize a 'home' instance thats more of an onramp than local-content curation... (https://moist.catsweat.com being in this category) they tend to not defederate from any instances so users can easily switch subscriptions when shit goes sideways in the content-heavy servers without making new accounts.
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We should leave the m federated on most instances as a honeypot for them. This way they don’t join other instances.
It’s like when you give a kid a video game controller without batteries.
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The way I see it if they get defederated a lot of the people will migrate away from it and it won't be "too big to fail" anymore
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