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I'm in the same boat. I do not like defederation. So where do we go? Any other instance with the same openness? I don't know details about instances, but I know I'd like to avoid .world though.
I honestly haven't put too much thought into it yet, but I joined sh.itjust.works and db0 because I've seen some of their users around and thought they were cool. :O
Is blocking an instance the same as defederation? I found lemmy.today the other day and they don't block any instances.
I think so but https://lemmy.today/instances doesn't have any blocked instances at all, which can't be good lol
Why is that a problem? I mean, I'm perfectly capable of blocking any comm or instance I don't like. Why do I need my instance's admin to do it for me?
.ml is basically federated with everyone