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censored? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by angrynomad to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I find it ironic on a free speech platform that access to a community about censorship is censored https://exploding-heads.com/c/censorship

What exactly is wrong with this instance to be defederated? In browsing it, I see nothing hateful

Or did they defederate from this instance, so you cant view/post on it. Not sure if I completely understand how that works yet

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[–] Anonymoose 1 points 2 years ago

That I'm not sure of, it must have something to do with where the originating account is from and the interaction with how it's posted to a different Lemmy instance. Maybe when you post on a different instance, your original instance hosts the content and links it on the outside one? Something to dig into for sure.

Yeah Lemmy isn't perfect, I doubt it'll reach the levels reddit is at in terms of users. I do see the appeal in smaller niche communities, sort of like the old school forums that are still around but much more interconnected.