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That's why it's a called a "reaction"

Fediverse = all activity pub based platforms (Lemmy, Mastodon, Pixelfed, etc. )

Threadiverse = Reddit-like activity pub based platforms specifically (Lemmy, Piefed, mbin, etc)

The name came before Threads was a thing, I think, so just a bad coincidence.

Piefed definitely seems to be winning the alt-lemmy race currently. There are a lot of them in that thread too

I have legitimate disdain for the .world fediverse comm. It seems to exist as an outlet for liberal/reactionary devs to advertise their Lemmy competitors and push people there.

And they're entirely consumed by the idea of growth even if that would mean shifting the dominant culture rightward, when the leftist bent of Lemmy is exactly why I use it. If I want Reddit, I can go to Reddit.

Like, the money not going to lemmy.ml but a cut going to two of their main admins

You realize that it's not some smoke show that they're "two of the main admins" right? That they are the two primary developers and creators of the entire platform and .ml was the initial flagship instance (which they literally directed people away from during the Reddit surge)?

They literally created the platform. They can moderate their instance however they like. That's the point of the platform.

And being "authoritarian" is when you moderate your own server how you see fit, like banning the equivalent of bad faith spamming of My Lai, Tulsa Riot, or the 1985 MOVE Bombing Wikipedia articles and pictures in obvious attempts at anti communism and stirring shit.

It's not like they're putting demands on .world to tone down the liberalism.

^ the non-toxic instance users, everyone

You're concern trolling and wrecking in multiple donations threads created to support the platform and the devs who created it. You can just leave and join one of the alternatives instead. Why wait.

Then jump

Nah

What's your point? Are you banning the entire Internet?

All this stuff is still accessible once the bell rings and before they get to school, just like it was when I was a kid. Kids were still going on YouTube/MySpace/ Facebook and more to share things. This argument doesn't make sense.

You're attributing the issue of algorithms to the medium itself.