replace lemmy.world with whatever else you think is a better choice for it

Clarification: reposting here refers to reposting done by another person who was not the original poster

  • Max-P@lemmy.max-p.me
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    1 year ago

    Why though?

    We can just subscribe to the community on lemmy.ml, there’s no point reposting when it’s already there ready to federate.

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      1 year ago

      Because cm0002 is reposting content without prior permission, it made me think about it, people got a real hate boner for lemmy.ml but maybe they have differing opinions for reposting?

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            Do you think that people generally need to ask permission before reposting something (non-OC, anyhow) that was shared on a public forum?

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              Do you think that people generally need to ask permission before reposting something (non-OC, anyhow) that was shared on a public forum?

              Lulz. I just stole your comment. It’s mine now.

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                1 year ago

                I don’t mind the normal cross post, but this half automated reposting

                FYI, it’s not automated, the most automation I use is notifications. Everything else is done completely manually. And crossposting is easy, a notification comes in and I can take care of it in most cases right away wherever I’m at because, ya know, smartphones LOL it just takes me a few minutes lmao

                Also, you’re slinging insults at or about mods, comms, admins and whole instances that have nothing to do with it so maybe that’s where they’re coming from on that lol

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    Repost, no.

    They should grow organically on nicer instances.

    I try to unsubscribe ML communities when I find a decent alternative anywhere else.

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          the mods who run it (and also created the lemmy software which makes this whole thing more complex) love stalin and mao (theres a reason why its Lemmy.ml and not .com, the ml stands for marxist-leninist) and putin and often silence opinions they disagree with on their platform. They use their instance to spread their propaganda about authoritarism and communism and while their aren’t the only instance to do that, the other ones weren’t run by the Lemmy devs, so other instances defederated from them - I’m talking about places like hexbear and lemmygrad

          theres people who’ve been on Lemmy longer than me and have spent time documenting some of the more insane mod actions and views of the .ml admins and Im gunna go find that right now

          edit: ok I found it, here’s a list of stuff the admins there have done: https://lemmy.world/post/29072279 and here’s the community about documenting stuff I got the post from https://lemmy.world/c/meanwhileongrad@sh.itjust.works

          posting these as .world links because .ml has blocked them (which of course they did) so I don’t then you can sub to that comm from your account

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          They’re all part of a conspiracy community where they think every nation or group the West doesn’t like is good and, less plausibly, working together. They take issue with anything that goes against that narrative.

          Honestly it seems goofy but harmless to me. But, many people take personal offence. And they did make Lemmy.

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            I think it would be mostly harmless if they didnt they to use their unique position as the ‘main’ Lemmy instance to spread their crazy ideas beyond the confines of their space

            like theres other far left echo chambers in the fediverse, but theyve been mostly defederated from, like hexbear

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              So what though? “We’re the baddies” has the opposite of mass appeal, even in other cases where it’s true and makes sense. They can shout at clouds all they want, along with the flat Earthers.

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    Sure, why not. And they can do the same over to their side. And stealing certian content from Reddit would also be good.

    I assume crossposts are handled properly by Lemmy’s feeds? I don’t think I’ve noticed duplicates much. My answer would change if not, because there’s going to be no way to predict people’s replication preferences.

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    I have, before, posted one item that I thought was interesting on !technology@beehaw.org to !technology@lemmy.world, as I know that beehaw.org has defederated from lemmy.world and the item was interesting and otherwise lemmy.world users wouldn’t have seen it.

    I don’t think that I’d try to mirror the complete content of a community, though. I mean, different communities may have different interests.