I'm doing my part
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I one tolk them they can find me as the top poster on r/clopclop
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I mained Lemmy before I mained Linux.
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Is there an equivalent to TwoXChromo here?
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"Lemmy is reddit methadone." Is my go-to answer.
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Wanna get defederated?
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We’re concerned about privacy but we’re still posting on these aged accounts… I’ll start anew if you do!
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I don’t really think there’s anything that can be done other than policing your own and letting the platform grow.
It’s a whole vibe thing, not just obvious stuff.
For example, whenever there were questions aimed at women (hey ladies, what’s your hair routine? Sort of thing), it’s nothing but a bunch of men spouting off about what their wives or girlfriends do, and maybe a few actual women, but their comments always ended up buried. Nobody actually wants that “the woman in my life does this, I think..” sort of input at all, except other men (which unfortunately is the vast majority of the platform, so those “as a man” comments get heavily upvoted, even when they are obviously full of complete shit). It drowns out the few female voices that actually are around. And if you correct some dude in a post for women voices, about something men typically know nothing about, you’ll get heavily downvoted for it. Not at all welcoming.
I know we have some strong transfem comms, and I’m all for it because all women are women, but the experience of those women is wildly different from cis women, and a lot of the memes and stuff coming from those comms are sort of… cis-excluding and often very off-putting. Which is sort of the only fem representation on here.
It’s just not friendly for women. And so so many things need to change before it really is.
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There used to be, but it was mostly men commenting, and mostly men upvoting, which drowns out any actual women’s voices that may have been there.
Pretty sure all the woman-focused subs have shut down.
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This is why I quit competitive urinal Lemmy propoganda, too many sweats
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That's totally not believable.
Blue shirt didn't even mention Arch!
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Thanks for your insights, now that you mention it I have noticed the tendency for husbands of women to chime in instead of the wives themselves quite a bit. I didn't realize it was that ubiquitous.
I will try to make a conscious effort to pay attention to these tendencies you describe, and also thank you for sticking it out
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The paintshop job with the letters is awesome.
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The federated peeing platform.
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I wish I had friends.
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Why make friends when you can make enemies? - Lemmy
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That does indeed often seem to be the case, sadly.
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He's somehow attached to old Ubuntu builds
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It's like people think FOSS means considerate. It means it's the wild west, with a few zealous moderators who care way more about respecting femboys than women.
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Me too, thanks.
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Thank you for noticing 🥰