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This community got removed from lemmy.world (again)
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I just left lemmy.world for lemmy.ca
Corporate cucks and their censors can go fuck themselves.
I'm done with that shit.
Welcome to the club, I moved to lemmy.ca since they banned piracy instances for the first time
Sadly lemmy.CA won't be far behind
I'm afraid of that, but hopefully there will be even more alternatives by then.
I'm happy on feddit.de, as they are really only defederated from the tankies and Threads.
I left L.W when they federated with Threads and tried lemm.ee, but dealing with the tankies is so annoying I had to find another new home and settled for feddit.de.
Can't you use lemm.ee and block tankie instances?
feddit.de is still federated with lemmy.ml which is a tankie instance.
Yeah lemmy.ml has gotten worse with tankies, but it's no where near as bad as the others. And I still want to see some lemmy.ml communities (tech, gaming).
But unless it's changed with some of the recent updates, blocking instances as a user (on lemmy) only blocks posts from the instance but still allows interaction with their users in comments of posts. It's different for kbin and mastodon.
I don't want the annoyance of arguing with tankies from their main instances. I'd rather be defederated.
Also, why go back to lemm.ee and do that when I don't need to on feddit.de? That seems kind of silly in the first place.
Yeah, world news is the one to block on lemmy.ml
Did exactly the same thing a while ago. I'm sure at some point I'll also have to make an account on just that instance so I can view it there which is shitty but works.
Communist trolls are a protected class there. As long as you don’t report them, you’ll be fine in .ca