Where's everyone going? We are right here!

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us-american arrogance is very present ~~on lemmy~~ literally everywhere.

ftfy

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I honestly don't think the fediverse will ever take off - and that's a good thing. If it was to get too mainstream, eventually it would need to be standardised and controllerd to accommodate the average person, which would defeat the point of the fediverse as a whole. Imagine if everyone started using Linux as their daily driver tomorrow; a lot would be fixed, but a lot of the original identity would be broken

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Exactly that yes, it took me a while to find Photon, and I'm someone that's passionate about tech and works in tech.

Your average new user is going to give up long before that and never use the site again.

It's also confusing to pick which instance to start with (users need to be guided more)

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Imagine if everyone started using Linux as their daily driver tomorrow; a lot would be fixed, but a lot of the original identity would be broken

That's like saying: "Imagine every country just got rid of monarchy became Republics"

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Your instance is defederated from pretty big ones as well.

Which one is the big one? I've never heard of any so I don't know which ones are the supposed big ones. Why are you so oddly unspecific about this despite bring repeatedly asked for specifics?

About the rest: how would you make sure illegal content gets removed? These automated tools don't work well enough, evidenced by that I have seen CSAM on meme communities every now and then. How do you take care of users who repeatedly upload illegal content? If an AWS server admin needs to delete some content on reddit, they can't do that targeted enough, they'd have to wipe reddit off their servers.

Also, the main issue with being banned for nothing are powertripping mods. Mods that usually so not only moderaten one but many communities. That's completely unaddressed in your model, too. You're focusing on the wrong issues and in the process make shit harder for everyone willing to contribute. At the moment, if you get banned for allegedly wrong reasons. If you get banned from.multiple instances, the problem is you, not supposed powertripping admins. Admins are a necessity.

And to be honest, I am quite tired of your BS. I'm out.

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In my case hexbear, beehaw, lemmygrad...

In your case lemmygrad...

Sys admins would user the tools they currently use to delete illegal content, mods would do their job and block users who post it on their communities.

Mods AND admins power tripping were an issue on Reddit, part of the move to Lemmy came from people being fed up with admins, not mods, remove one from the equation and you're left with mods that only have control over their communities which can easily be replaced, get banned by an admin here and it's your whole history you're losing.

Good thing because I'm tired of you not understanding.

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About the instance choice, I believe it's easier to get used to since people use e-mail and Mastodon is already quite popular.

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North Korea has been in a war since it was created.

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Imagine the hacker news userbase getting drowned out by redditors and bots on a massive scale never seen before. Anybody coming back to the site will scoff at the idea of yet another board wasted by enshitification.

impractical, yes. But the point still stands.

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They've had a cessation of hostilities since 1953.

The Panmunjom Declaration, signed in 2018 by Kim Jung Un and Moon Jae-in even began the process of reunification.

If only every war was this peaceful.

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The DPRK later called off talks with South Korea scheduled for 16 May, blaming U.S.–South Korean military exercises…

From your source.

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You can still have your comment censored/removed.

I don't see how this is any different from Reddit