• @borfEnglish
    42•4 months ago

    Fucking yeesh. The problem with Reddit isn’t Redditors and mods, it never was. The problem is the Reddit admins and owners. Let people do what they want, it literally doesn’t affect you.

      • @[email protected]
        2•4 months ago

        I got permabanned from commenting on r/insaneparents for “giving medical advice” when I was just sharing my own similar experience and saying that a good psychologist helped me put things in perspective. It was my only rule break and they didn’t respond to my messages asking for forgiveness and to be reinstated other than a threat to fully ban me if I kept contacting them… Some mods are shit.

  • @[email protected]
    30•4 months ago

    Oh yes we do, we want the community here to be like it was in Reddit before the meddling of that greedy, right-wing asshole-in-charge allowed maga to flourish there, and before he fully and officially enshittified the interface.

  • @[email protected]English
    23•4 months ago

    It was always naive to think Lemmy was somehow immune from the bullshit of Reddit culture. It may be immune from a centralized authority that can ruin all instances, but in terms of the culture, it is the same. Whoever thinks differently is just drinking massive amounts of copium solution.

    • @[email protected]
      15•4 months ago

      This exactly. The reason people left reddit is because of the actions of the people running the site, not the user base or culture.

      • Blaze (he/him)
        4•4 months ago

        I guess the difference here is that there isn’t a defined group of people running the side

        • admins have some power, but users can switch instances in 2 clicks
        • devs have some power, but other compatible platforms exist (https://joinmbin.org/ and https://piefed.social/ for people reading this)
        • mods have some power, but modlogs are public, and people will create other communities after powertrips
  • @[email protected]
    13•4 months ago

    The flaw in this logic: We had memes over on reddit. Why are you posting memes here? If you want to post memes, you should go back to reddit.

  • Reddit is better.
    12•4 months ago

    Good luck convincing them when there’s already upvotes, downvotes, posts, and sub-communities!

    Maybe educate them on instances and how they affect what you see and post.

    • Joe Dyrt
      3•4 months ago

      Yes! Please explain how instances affect the scroll!

  • @[email protected]
    11•4 months ago

    I thought this one was about immigrants. In Europe specifically. I’m spending too much time on politics lemmy

  • @[email protected]
    10•4 months ago

    Ok, but there like it used to be was better than there is now, and if here could be like there used to be now it would be better than there is now and its my opinion that if here now was like there then it would be slightly better than here is now and I don’t think thats too much to wish for.

    • threelonmusketeersEnglish
      2•3 months ago

      Ok, but “there, like it used to be” was better than “there” is now, and if “here” could be like “there” used to be, now, it would be better than “there” is now, and its my opinion that if “here, now” was like “there, then” it would be slightly better than “here” is now, and I don’t think thats too much to wish for.

      FTFY. Devoid of punctuation, this reads like [email protected]

  • @[email protected]
    9•4 months ago

    Too late… People are reporting posts for literally using the “wrong” words or for someone expressing anger over something. It’s like their wet dream is that people act like machines.

  • @[email protected]
    7•4 months ago

    Nah this post can go fuck it’s self. Xenophobic as shit. Same rhetoric people use about immigrants.