Is there a way for a Lemmy user to block content from Meta's instance? If so, I'd love to.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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So I'm on Threads (occupational hazard, I have Instagram for work) and it's a surreal experience. It's like if everyone you know on Facebook and Twitter joined you on a muted Tumblr overlay. Someone's already @'d Zuck to ask for a "home feed that's just your follows." So... like Mastodon.
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You are a hero among men
Meta jumping on the Fediverse bandwagon would kill it one day. It's an EEE strategy. We need to keep them out. Defederate from them.
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Lemmy should defederate from threads.net
Same with Kbin. I would honestly go back to reddit sooner than I would accept being smooshed together with Meta.
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Does Meta entering the Fediverse mean that they'll federate with Lemmy instances or just Mastodon instances?
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