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14 hours agoInstances can access the same communities. I talk to you from feddit.org
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I would probably drop it
They probably confused discuss.online the Lemmy instance, and Discord
The trick is that besides tech, memes, news and politics, there isn’t really that big of other communities.
Like if you like owls, just go to [email protected] , there’s no second one
You’re welcome!
2·15 hours agoAccusing one of “power tripping”, in their own community, on the instance they presumably pay for, is not a rational accusation, since they definitionally cannot exist in a state of less power
Mods don’t pay for the instance, they aren’t in charge of any of it.
Some admins have strong policies against getting involved into moderation of communities, leaving potential power tripping mods unchecked.
What that community is trying to do is use the threat of public shaming to influence behavior. It’s how you get weak moderation and generic communities.
- A community is the most popular on a topic, it’s by far the most active community on that topic across the whole platform
- The single mod, who was just the first one to create the community when everyone came to Lemmy, starts to power trip
- The admin does not want to intervene
- What solution do the users have besides organizing on a community like [email protected] ?
2·15 hours agoTikTok have a length limit of 10 minutes. YouTube videos (proper videos, not shorts) on the other side seem to get shorter compared to a few years ago. The gap isn’t that wide anymore
Nice comment, not sure they’ll see it however
No worries!
Three examples from that community, where other people can discuss the moderation, and see whether it’s power tripping or not.
right winger upset
Right wingers aren’t that numberous of Lemmy, but when this happens it gets quickly disqualified by the people commenting
anyone can create an instance or community
Enjoy your empty community nobody cares about because people post on the one where most of the people are, where the power tripping mod is operating
Ah, too bad 😅
There was a tool developed some time ago but I can’t find it at the moment
And on Lemmy’s side: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2951
see completely automated commercial spam posts every few days.
Don’t get those accounts banned quite fast?
And we all know there’s already political agenda-pushers. Hell, Lemmy was created by some.
It’s community-dependent. Lemmy.ml communities are far from being the most popular on Lemmy: https://lemmyverse.net/communities?order=active_month
Nice comment!
Very true, but perhaps not universally so. Even if a tenth of one percent of those users who left were to have come here, it would have been noticeable. Instead, we stayed the same size.
Twitter and Reddit have been around for more than 10 years, people are familiar with both sides, are know which one they prefer (it can be both).
That’s why I was not expecting any Twitter not liking Reddit to come here, the same way Mastodon probably didn’t see a lot of new accounts when Reddit messed up in June 2023.
I didn’t say you were power tripping.
I was mentioning that community as a way to handle power tripping mods.
It also works, [email protected] is being replaced by [email protected] after the admin started power tripping.
So it’s not just moral, it also has a real impact by allowing users to organize and switch communities
lemmy.world are moderated you have zero recourse
We just don’t seem to be bringing in users, notably even as X implodes and we might have picked up a few from there.
Twitter users don’t like Reddit format and vice versa
https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/1fmuk7o/post_to_address_the_usual_criticism_about_lemmy/