it isn't yet saturated by corporate and other agenda minded shills.
it isn't controlled by a board of directors or single owners.
although it is vulnerable to quite a bit. info mining, misinformation campaigns, etc.
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it isn't yet saturated by corporate and other agenda minded shills.
it isn't controlled by a board of directors or single owners.
although it is vulnerable to quite a bit. info mining, misinformation campaigns, etc.
after lemmy i would definitely check out the products that can explore more of the fediverse, like mbin. it cant interoperate with lemmy and allows intercommunication with the 'microblog' side of the fediverse, which lemmy is incapable. https://moist.catsweat.com
The government can send simply send (backdoor) directives for censorship on certain issues that they can do with big companies.
You can create a post with link, image and content all at once.
Fester a cesspool of social justice warriors and armchair generals who talk out of their ass in hopes of provoking some reaction so they can feel important for the day.
This is a very negative comment but also funny. Have upvoted.
Thank you. :) Also true to a degree. There are toxic people everywhere but it seems I've been running more often into them lately.
Censorship
You thought Reddit mods had a stick up their asses? Lemmy ones have a fucking log instead.
That only applies to specific instances, or even specific communities. Just switch to a different instance or community, or make your own. If you don't like lemmy.world, try out either exploding-heads or lemmygrad, depending which way you swing, and vice versa. Somewhere out there is the community and instance for you, and if none of them are to your taste, nothing's stopping you from making your own - that's the beauty of the fediverse.
You thought Reddit mods had a stick up their asses? Lemmy ones have a fucking modlog instead.
Fixed that for you!
I'm half-joking. Being completely serious now, I don't think that censorship here is worse than in Reddit, just more visible due to features like the mod log, and lack of features like the automoderator (it's harder to detect if you've been silenced if it happens automatically, based on keywords).
When they call you "queer" and "a CCP stooge" on Reddit, it's a flame. On the Fediverse, it's a sign of love and camaraderie, if not an outright cost of admission.