I believe it does make a difference. It just seems like nobody cares to turn on the nsfw filter
Kara
joined 2 years ago
Being anti-transphobia is not toxic.
And wow, thanks for linking to a completely random post of a singular person's negative experience with bottom surgery, you using that incredibly specific post certainly doesn't tell us what you think of trans people.
Defederation exists for a reason. Shit heads and extremists should not be welcome here.
A big similarity being Twitch and Reddit don't create the content, they rely on users of the platform. Hope this becomes a message that users can't be expendable
Great way to maliciously comply, and perhaps a great way to get John Oliver to talk about the Reddit dumpster fire on his show
Childhood is when you idolize Brown Bear, Brown Bear.
Adulthood is when you realize Hungry Hungry Caterpillar makes more sense
You could ask the mods to let you be mod, but the two communities are as separate as two different subreddits, even if they share the same name
Currently Kbin can't really connect to Lemmy, and other instances because of server issues, and Cloudflair, which is used to prevent DDoS attacks. So it doesn't seem like you can use any Kbin communities on Lemmy right now.
But some Lemmy communities do work in Kbin, like searching mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world will get you to the Lemmy community
If this was meant to be a good PR thing for Reddit, they wouldn't have done that terrible AMA. I really do thing Reddit is dead set on their plans right now.
I don't see enough people leaving reddit that they have to completely shut down. Most people won't care enough about the changes to leave. The only real threat to old community answers is people who are using tools to delete all of their posts and comments, but even that won't be too widespread
I think it depends on how successful the blackout is, because truthfully, most Reddit users probably don't care about 3rd party apps, and just want to continue using Reddit, but if their favorite communities shut down indefinitely, I think there's a chance.
But Spez also seems dead set on their plan, so only time will tell. But on the bright side, if it doesn't we'll see tons of new faces here
Sorry, I meant that people making nsfw posts are the ones who don't turn on the nsfw tag on their posts.
But yeah, the nsfw filter is off by default on people's accounts