> What is the hard thing about building an open, user-friendly Reddit alternative? One already exists in Lemmy. I suspect a big hurdle is dealing with all of

> What is the hard thing about building an open, user-friendly Reddit alternative? One already exists in Lemmy. I suspect a big hurdle is dealing with all of the laws & regulations that exist in the United States. I've already seen one good sized mastodon instance vanish forever because hostile actors flooded it with actual child abuse material. And despite #fediblock, new instances with hate speech spring up all the time.