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I joined this instance: https://lemmy.world/ https://lemmy.world/ So far, so good.
by gman83 3y ago
I joined this instance: https://lemmy.world/ https://lemmy.world/
So far, so good.
- haunter 3y agoAnd it's already been defederated by others https://beehaw.org/post/567170?scrollToComments=true https://beehaw.org/post/567170?scrollToComments=true top 3 vs top 2 and top 7 [0] This is the main problem with the whole decentralized system and it won't go anywhere besides being a niche. 0, https://lemmyverse.net/ https://lemmyverse.net/
- Matl 3y agoNot really, at least not if people who share your sentiment start their own instances instead of throwing in the towel. Also, who says it's a done deal? May just be temporary.
- dragontamer 3y agoI think there's a good chance Beehaw.org refederates with lemmy.world assuming new moderation tools are created magically. But I don't think there's much of a chance that they refederate with sh.itjust.works. -------- So choice of server, as a user, absolutely matters in the Lemmy world. The more curated communities will be treated with a bit more welcoming than the fully 100% open instances like Lemmy.world or sh.itjust.works.
- gman83 3y agoThat's fine, I really don't see a problem. They're having problems moderating their instances because of the unexpected explosive growth over the last couple of days, so they're temporarily defederating. I found all the communities I wanted on my local instance for the most part anyway. Even if Reddit decides not to ban third-party apps I'm done with that site.
- marcosdumay 3y agoOh, man. The thing about people creating a community where you must speak nicely or else they will disconnect you is that they will disconnect from people. It's actually great that they can. And if they think a slower gated community is the best for them, well, let them be. I can't imagine how this constitutes a failure of lemmy.