At this rate, I'm leaning towards lemmy.zip or piefed.social. Neither of those instances are the target of defederation campaigns, so I can be sure this community will be accessible to everyone. I'm just a little concerned that either instance could shut down in the same manner as lemm.ee.
I'm tempted to just move back to !bluesky@lemmy.ml. I am not interested in constantly hopping between instances when one shuts down, and I know that lemmy.ml will stay up as long as Lemmy is still being maintained.
However, I moved to lemm.ee for a reason. I wanted to be on a large instance that's not associated with partisan politics. What are your guys' thoughts?
I haven't found much information on this, but considering that their distinguishing feature from Bluesky is Private Posts, I think those would be a necessity.
Under Settings > Moderation > Muted Words, you can mute specific keywords. If you want you can also exclude posts from accounts you follow from being muted.
On the Discover feed, you can also click the three dot menu, then click "Show less of this." However, I'm unsure how effective that is. I don't think Discover is very good, so I use Popular With Friends instead.
In my opinion, this is half a step backwards because it removes the need for organizations to self-verify by setting their domains as a username. I'm afraid many just won't bother now, and users will be more reliant on Bluesky PBLLC to tell real accounts from fake accounts.
It would be way better if any organization could be a verifier, and users could individually decide which verifiers they trust.
At this rate, I'm leaning towards lemmy.zip or piefed.social. Neither of those instances are the target of defederation campaigns, so I can be sure this community will be accessible to everyone. I'm just a little concerned that either instance could shut down in the same manner as lemm.ee.
Does Piefed not list which instances are federated?
I saw this post just now.
I'm tempted to just move back to !bluesky@lemmy.ml. I am not interested in constantly hopping between instances when one shuts down, and I know that lemmy.ml will stay up as long as Lemmy is still being maintained.
However, I moved to lemm.ee for a reason. I wanted to be on a large instance that's not associated with partisan politics. What are your guys' thoughts?
They should mandate bidets in all residential bathrooms like Italy imo
ATP = ATProto = Authenticated Transfer Protocol
PDS = Personal Data Server
Old age 🙏
It's worth acknokwedgubg that one has to apply in order to become a trusted verifier or to be verified by @bsky.app.
I haven't found much information on this, but considering that their distinguishing feature from Bluesky is Private Posts, I think those would be a necessity.
Under Settings > Moderation > Muted Words, you can mute specific keywords. If you want you can also exclude posts from accounts you follow from being muted.
On the Discover feed, you can also click the three dot menu, then click "Show less of this." However, I'm unsure how effective that is. I don't think Discover is very good, so I use Popular With Friends instead.
To me, that's basically what Lemmy is.
Are you registered to vote?
God forbid men have hobbies smh
In my opinion, this is half a step backwards because it removes the need for organizations to self-verify by setting their domains as a username. I'm afraid many just won't bother now, and users will be more reliant on Bluesky PBLLC to tell real accounts from fake accounts.
It would be way better if any organization could be a verifier, and users could individually decide which verifiers they trust.
Most of the complaints I’ve seen were about Bluesky’s lack of a formal verification system.
They could never figure out how the current system of checking the username.
This is entirely third-party btw
They would be foolish to accept such a deal. Trump changes his mind on a whim.
He’s such a weird little creep
It seems this is an issue with Lemmy. Consider cross-posting this to !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml.