hexbear (a leftist instance) was defederated recently. lemmygrad.ml is “under discussion”.

lemmy.ml has too many general users thesedays imo, it would be very major to block it.

Nah lemmy.ml is still federated. You can see it listed here https://lemmy.world/instances

!piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com

It’s blocked from lemmy.world. I’d recommend using LASIM and migrating to another instance like https://lemm.ee/ (note: you will need to manually resubscribe to !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com on your new account, since LASIM won’t be able to see it).

That’s not a copy of the main piracy community, that’s another piracy community that’s hosted on lemmy.world

The community people are talking about is !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com, which is no longer accessible via lemmy.world

It appears !piracy@lemmy.ml is also blocked.

It does come preinstalled with them, that’s the whole point of Jackett. You just need to enable them in the dashboard.

I posted twice (2 times), you’ll survive.

Wtf

Most of them seem to be moving to discuit, another centralised platform, Lol

ANY internet platform that proclaims itself as a guardian of free speech is either overun by racists, xenophobes and the like or, at the very least, holds a significant number of them. There’s a reason most 2000s internet platforms (e.g, Reddit) eventually dropped ‘Free Speech’ as a policy over time.

honestly reading this, it just sounds to me like he isn’t cut out for community management. It is stressful and hard sometimes, so I get it, but he’s going to kill his own site doing this. I did wonder about this before - it seemed like to me he regularly made changes based on feedback on a whim, and these changes were often rushed without much thinking. Needs to know when to pass the baton elsewhere and stick to development, but alas…

The last comments also speak to someone who’s probably hiding some contrarian views of his own.

Shame.

I’m really confused by this direction? The admin seemed… nice, and all of the users were “let’s all be friends and be postivive x!” type people. Not exactly the place for “free speech” dog wistle folks. He’s just going to alienate his entire userbase, I don’t understand the point.

The video of Lee Kuan Yew crying during an interview following the seperation has always been an interesting watch. Really shows how much he cared about his nation.

Another good one: him discussing how they discovered the CIA trying to bribe an intelligence agent in Singapore. Said agent reported it, so Lee asked the Americans this: we’ll let the CIA official go if you give us $100 million to go towards Singapore development. The Americans tried to pay him and his party $10m personally instead. He rejected the offer.

Are you that averse to ads that devs can’t even promote their other work lol?

An instance is just a way to access Lemmy. Lemmy.world, lemm.ee, sh.itjust.works, feddit.uk, etc - you can use any of these to access Lemmy and interact with, and see, all the same content.

It’s a problem because most communities are hosted on lemmy.world at the moment, but if lemmy.world ever dies they’ll die with it.

Lemmy.world is shitting the bed lately, Lemmyverse is not able to collect data from it.

I don’t care. They can figure it out or ask, lol.

It wasn’t posted to !lemmy@lemmy.ml, it’s over at !announcements@lemmy.ml

If you’re on desktop, use https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469273-lemmy-universal-link-switcher it’ll automatically rewrite lemmy links so they match your home instance.

You can also paste the link in your lemmy search bar, it should find the post on your instance for you.

Anyway, here it is https://lemm.ee/post/3309035

@Kratoz29@lemm.ee

open your browser and go to https://lemmyverse.net/communities?order=active&nsfw=null - is this not working for you?

Search bar in the top left, or scroll through.

I don’t see that on my front-page. You need to curate your own experience on Lemmy just like you do on Reddit. Plenty of Lemmy isn’t metaposting

https://lemmyverse.net/communities?order=active&nsfw=null - list of communities in Lemmy

https://lemmy.world/post/2216085 - list of casual communities to subscribe to to get you started.

if you browse c/all you’re going to see a lot of annoying trash you aren’t interesting in, same as Reddit.