Beehaw being defederated from LW and SJW prevents around 30% of the people on the platform of seeing that community. Have you considered maybe posting to a community on an instance that is more accessible?

I think Lemmy just don’t tolerate that view point. I see plenty of hard leftism being tolerated by mods when they shouldn’t. But hey, none of them are my instance. It’s grossly lopsided.

I didn't even know that they were defederated, I will thanks for the info!!

The two main "hard left" instances have been defederated from LW too (hex and grad)

LML is ostensibly a general instance with a strong left wing slant. So I'm assuming those are the users you're referring to. Every time I've personally seen a LML user step over the line for a given community's rules, they have been banned for it.

Predominantly though, those users are capable of understanding rules and following them.

That's literally all anyone needs to do.

It's not really about political views. It's simply about not being an asshole.

Happy to help, let me know once you settle for a community, I can help try to post there too!

I see [email protected] this [email protected] and this [email protected]
The first one looks active, we can post news there.

Thank you for the list!

For the first one, the main mod and poster there seems quite active on [email protected] https://thelemmy.club/u/[email protected]

Their modlog https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/modlog?userId=157506

I'm not the biggest fan of feddit.org since https://feddit.org/post/12529640 and https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/44422088

https://lemmy.org seems to be a one-admin thing, they wanted to sell the domain name for 20k https://lemmy.org/post/90035

Seems like we might have to start a new community x)

Look I get what you trying to say, but we need to pick one, and there are not a lot of communities to do that(without making a new one). check this one [email protected] but I believe the first one was ok.

It's just a community in the end, we should leave politics aside on this IMO.

Onboarding. I think it'll be better if people promoted individual instances instead of Lemmy as a whole. As a whole, it seems vague.

lemmy.ml and its admins being the developers at the same time.

The default home feed: out of the box, it puts too much shit in the face of newcomers.

Once filtered out, it's great but one must first learn to filter the noise out which, I'm pretty sure, is dissuasive to a lot of non-geek users like myself.