Morgan Freeman voiceover: "He did not resign"
JeffCraig
joined 2 years ago
I'm real tired of hearing about Lemmy and Reddit. I just want the other content that I used to consume here. I'm getting pretty tired of hearing how bad Reddit is doing.
Yeah, right-wingers flock to "safe-spaces" as much as the far-left does. Lemmy doesn't have the tools to make a single community isolated like they could on Reddit, so they have to go to their own instances and end up defederated.
The main differences between left-wing and right-wing communities is that the right-wing ones quickly deteriorate towards a lot of hate related things. This leads them to being isolated from the rest. The left wingers are mostly tolerable and are just over zealous in preaching things like forcing everyone to use pronouns, lmao.
You sound fanatical with this statement
I do the same.
Chrome for home and Edge for work.
Now do the new reddit style.
While the very latest reddit may not work that well, it does look very slick and modern. Lemmy is clunky and retro. I don't want it to mimick reddit, but I'd like it to at least come up to modern standards.
It's definitely an intelligent based issue, not necessarily age.
The only good Reddit is a dead reddit!
I think part of it is his own hubris through. His head is so far up his head by now that he though he knew better. It's the same reason why Super Heavy destroyed itself on first launch. He thought he was smarter than his engineers and forced them to go without a proper launchpad.
Aye!
OPs example also applies to games they never intend to release on PC. It's not like I was going to buy a Switch anyway.
This is honestly one of my biggest fears, as an instance owner, because it's really hard to stay on top of this. Unless you only explicitly federate with known-good instances, the likelihood of this happening is very high.
That's why strong moderation is so important. These wide-open instances (even lemmy.world is too lax on account and community creation) are a major risk.
Can't really get any worse that the content they've already been creating.