The /r/piracy link to lemmy /c/piracy hit the reddit frontpage with 7K+ updoots!
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I can talk about Linux distros on my date? But I don’t have any dates. Oh, right.
Some supermarkets have them
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it's not even this instance
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They are helping us load balance.
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Lemmy really needs to buy ads on Google. I know....Google is just awful.
But doing a search for "reddit alternatives", the first result is reddit.
I'd be willing to chip in some money to get that going.
Who is 'lemmy' though. Without someone making money there is no motivation to do that.
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Some supermarkets have them
Neelix, is that you?
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Quality racism you got there. Go ahead and, defend the comments.This post is taken out of context. The OP is asking for conservatives to elaborate on why they hate DEI, specifically the diversity, equity and inclusive parts respectivly
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it's not even this instance
And its actually a post calling out people blindly opposed to DEI without knowing what it means
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On Voyager, one is a mailto link hehe.
On Connect it's a lemmy.world user called batman. (The first link works properly.)
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Voat shut itself down. It basically speedrun the reddit refugees > reddit conservatives > reddit nazis within months and then it spent the rest of its life with nazis trying to out-nazi each other, until its owner finally realized what their version of "free speech" really means.
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I think you're probably right about that. I've always said the next big migration will be when they turn off old.reddit, but perhaps they'll be wise enough to blanket ban links to all the largest Lemmy instances by that point.
when they turn off old.reddit
If they do that I'll open a reddit account just so I can leave reddit again.
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And why is it Arch
pshaw, NixOS, Arch is too easy.
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But are they seeders of leechers?
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the year of the
snakelemmingOn a more serious note: I wonder if the year of Lemmy will never come. Constant de-federation and churn might splinter it again, much like distros did kinda splintered the Linux desktop.
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Thunder interprets both as communities, probably because a mistyped community is much more likely than a random email address.
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"So yeah! Emacs, huh?"
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Yeah conflicting ideologies may lead to a splinter-net… but this also can be just a matter of an instance users taste. This is part of the federated nature of lemmy that allows this to happen.
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Im new to Lemmy too. Happy to be here.
