Thatâs a mindset, so it could easily migrate. The fact that Lemmy is decentralized means that instance admins can start flushing mods who decide that theyâre going to be dictators because their lives suck. Admins who allow toxic mods will find that users migrate to other instances.
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Clbull@lemmy.world â¨11⊠â¨months⊠ago
From the POV of a Reddit veteran who had migrated from Digg prior to the v4 update that killed the site, itâs absolutely shocking how much better the Lemmy (or at least Lemmy World) community is.
I also feel like I have a lot more freedom to speak my mind on Lemmy.
My problem with Reddit is that I have had to self-censor my comments to avoid getting them automatically purged by bots. Itâs like I cannot even use words/phrases like âsnowflakeâ, âcuckâ, âincelâ, âTrumpâ, âsoyâ, and many others in a comment, because some fragile power mod decided to effectively shadowban those words. Context doesnât even matter.
Reddit mods are the kind of people who look up to the dystopian ideals George Orwell presented in 1984 and think that banning an entire lexicon of words is a great idea to control people.
As for why I think Lemmy is better, my hypothesis is that everyone with a moral compass left Reddit out of disgust, and what remains is a sea of toxic assholes.
r3df0x@7.62x54r.ru â¨11⊠â¨months⊠ago
Clbull@lemmy.world â¨11⊠â¨months⊠ago
Your average Redditor is a toxic dick though who will dig up past comments and dox you just because they donât like your opinion.
Hadriscus@lemm.ee â¨11⊠â¨months⊠ago
my reddit experience exactly⌠đ although my first lemmy experience was getting insulted on hexbear, so it evens things out
Sunfoil@lemmy.world â¨11⊠â¨months⊠ago
They just censor your comments straight up around here, like removed being unutterable on lemmy.world