does lemmy discriminate community against instances?
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Anti Marxist but also anti Capitalist? How does that even work?
Anarchism is a strain of anti-capitalist thinking that normally rejects some or most of Marxism, dbzer0 tends to more often fall into the category of rejecting Marxism and being hostile towards AES, from interactions I have had. I am not going to say it's a rule, just what I encounter most frequently.
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Does the instance a user is on (visible after their username) affect how they are perceived, either positively or negatively, by you or others?
I think some people are too quick to judge a whole instance based on a few interactions.
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It redirects to chapo.chat, there are some domain shenanigans going on but the people are still there and actively posting.
That's new, it wasn't doing that before. That's going to cause a failure to federate
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It redirects to chapo.chat for me but still has banners and posts that call it hexbear
That will break federation
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It redirects to chapo.chat for me but still has banners and posts that call it hexbear
They lost their domain and federation went with it for now, until they get a new domain
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They're defederated on .world and probably some other lib instances. I moved to ml because I didn't like the vibe on world, especially their rabid obsession with "tankies"
I left once they started curating lists of known prolific tankies so that they could share them amongst each other to tag each one every time they encountered them on Lemmy.
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That's new, it wasn't doing that before. That's going to cause a failure to federate
For now. There were domain issues and that's being worked on, chapo.chat is a workaround.
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For now. There were domain issues and that's being worked on, chapo.chat is a workaround.
Sure but there's no federation unless you use the original domain
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Sure but there's no federation unless you use the original domain
Yes, for now.
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Not really. Most users on most platforms are just users. I give kudos to those instances that have unique names and < 10 users.
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