BBC

Go back to sleep, this is just repeat cope for failing to handle a pandemic and shifting the blame to another country.

I miss the week where Twitter essentially allowed free speech for $15 before they shut it down after everyone immediately clowned on every single corporation and celebrity in existence.

Hey it could be worse. It could be the completely and utterly worthless MIT license.

Federation.

There’s a reason why worldnews@lemmy.world and worldnews@lemmy.ml are not federated with eachother, yet lots of users are subscribed to both.

If I understand it correctly, Lemmy has a similar “landed gentry” moderation scheme, where the first to create a community control it. This was easily exploited on other platforms, particularly in regards to astroturfing, censorship, and controlling a narrative.

For lemmy, it’s again a federation thing. You just don’t see many multiple defederated examples due to the small user count.

It’s not the most optimal solution, but it’s still miles better than dealing with single instance or single community issues.

Deciding whether I want to look at a wall of C++ or a wall of Rust both with lines of code exceeding the edge of my screen.