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  • Joined Lemmy.ml because it was supposed to be a security, privacy and FOSS focused community

    Yep that’s the line the developers put up there to lure people in. It’s mildly disingenuous at best. Having to copy a line from a document titled “The Principles of Communism” just to sign up should’ve tipped you off that something was a bit weird.

    Join an instance that has more lax federation standards and subscribe to the ml communities you care about, or get comfortable with defederation and people from other instances discarding your opinions. It’s a choice you need to make.






  • Why are you using r/videogames as an example to make this claim?

    There are at least two more subs that are wildly more popular and have much more activity and substantial posts and commenting.

    • videogames - 293k subscribers
    • Games - 3.3m subscribers
    • gaming - 40m subscribers

    I am subbed to both of those last two and didn’t even know the first one existed because it’s offshoot trash.











  • This. The whole circlejerk about how much better Lemmy is and how people are so glad they left reddit is getting really old, really fast. Meanwhile, any interesting post that would be normally spur fervent and meaningful discussion on reddit has maybe a dozen comments on Lemmy, most of them low effort. Heck, this exact same article on reddit’s r/technology has 10x more comments and way more total engagement.

    The spam and toxicity here are the same as on reddit with a different tone. Lemmy is just another echo chamber with a different coat of paint, and the only differences are a lack of ads and way less people and diversity to interact with.