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• dilroopgill@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨year⁩ ago

  That is also definitely true, they don’t want to learn or care about facts, but its nice to be aware they exist, or ppl get complacent, tiktoks just a great example of how everyone their thought the whole country was trending towards being super woke and liberal since they were in a bubble. You shut ppl out and they have no one to tell them their views are wrong lol.

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  • naught101@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨year⁩ ago

    I think your approach is very valid IRL, where there’s vocal nuance, and body language, and real people who probably aren’t Russian botfarms and communities that you are both part of. In that case calling-in is the far better option the vast majority of the time.

    The general open internet doesn’t have much of any of that though, and general numbers and anonymity and lack of repercussions or accountability make it way too easy to be an arsehole/troll and never try to come to a common understanding. If someone’s doing that, they can fuck right off.

    I think there are smaller semi-private internet communities that operate kind of half way between those extremes, where you probably have to take it case-by-case.

    I think Lemmy is kinda halfway between the second and their option, but will gradually head more toward the second option as it gets bigger.

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    • UnrepententProcrastinator@lemmy.ca ⁨1⁩ ⁨year⁩ ago

      Let’s not kid ourselves, Lemmy is great because it’s still in its infancy and gen pop is still a minority for now hence the bot makers not being too interested for now.

      Also caretakers of the forums still care enough to adress issues.

      I’m happy with what we have now and the idea that it will get bigger is not something I think we should work towards but maybe that’s just me.

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