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You make a valid point but I just want to push back a bit. These are the largest Lemmy instances in order of monthly users
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As far as I know, lemmy.ml and hexbear are the only heavily communist and censorship prone servers out of the top twelve. They were here first, but we really need to stop perpetuating the notion that they represent or dominate Lemmy as a whole, along with the idea that they represent a typical moderation experience on this platform.
I feel like the numerous well-moderated instances don't get enough credit. The actions of lemmy.ml moderators tend to shape the narrative about Lemmy moderation, which is unfair to other servers and repels new users from the platform. Other instances aren't perfect with moderation either, but at least they generally try to moderate in good faith and with some degree of neutrality, which is the most you can really ask for.
The primary influence that remains is lemmy.ml still hosts a disproportionate number of major communities, but that's slowly changing.
Isn't feddit.de is gone now, or at least broken to the point of rarely being usable?
I think most users have moved to feddit.org now.
Yeah, that's right. I didn't realize that when I made this comment. Feddit.org is the replacement instance because of all the issues with feddit.de
No one is ever satisfied with moderation.
I saw that already. Programming.dev was right away on point about hiding some of my RSS bot's posts, unless the users were subscribed, because it was spamming their users' feeds and they didn't want that. They're clearly invested in their users having a good experience instead of, I guess, wanting to order them around? I'm not familiar but it looks like programming.dev is doing it right.
I agree. The moderation on Lemmy is halfway to Reddit's. There are random rules for no reason. I don't fully get it.