it’s just not as content rich as reddit at the moment
This can change fast.
You should've seen it two weeks ago.
it’s just not as content rich as reddit at the moment
This can change fast.
You should've seen it two weeks ago.
Censorship of CCP criticism would be in the modlog if it were true. I've only been here a couple weeks but the only things I see the admins refuse to tolerate are racism, homophobia, and hate speech in general. They don't allow porn but that has more to do with practical challenges than any (expressed) problem with other people wanting it.
No, my subscription to [email protected]. I've been able to sub to other instance's communities fine in general. In this case I wondered if it required approval because I see this:
How do I move my subscription past the pending status?
What do we need to do to move forward?
Accept that much or most of reddit will look normal tomorrow. Reddit will proceed by projecting that everything is normal, whether true or not. Lemmy will continue to be an alternative with FOSS benefits and much smaller communities. Your own habits have to reflect what you want and there's no wrong answer.
I'm personally elated to find the smaller communities with higher-quality content. Thoughtful comments aren't buried under piles of karma-seeking horse-beating jokes.
At the same time, reddit continues to offer historical reference that won't be matched elsewhere anytime soon. I'm not going to rant as if the place has no value, or as if it can be replaced in a few weeks.
Lots to consider.
I just read that /r/lockpicking will be joining the blackout.
Wow - thank you for sharing that. There are aspects of this instance I don't love, but banning over shadow rules is enough for me to consider just going elsewhere.