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Sounds good, and good luck with it. :)

I guess cypherpunks aren't strictly the same as crypto-anarchists, but this feels like sort of odd fare for this community? Maybe my idea of what cypherpunks are has been colored by hanging around with Bitcoin people for so long.

Overall I'm not huge on pushing for positive rights. The only negative right I see on this list is "the right to cross borders", aka freedom of movement, which is something that I'm very much in favor of. I guess from a mutualist perspective, "freedom from eviction" would also be a negative right, since ownership is supposed to be based on occupancy and use.

For anyone that's not familiar with the terms, a negative right is a right not to have something imposed on you, where a positive right is a right to be provided with something.

I took a look through exploding-heads and lemmygrad recently, just to see what they were like for myself. Lemmygrad was about what I was expecting. EH on the other hand was just kind of... sad? Pathetic? The one admin begging people to participate more was particularly so.

Just /c/ShermanPosting@kbin.social is better

Funny you should ask. I recently created a community for cataloging specialized instances. Its got a pretty big list of them.

I'd bet on this one, since it's being advertised on r/NCD. It feels like the threadiverse is at kind of a lull at the moment, but once there's another big wave of discontent and migration, NCDers are likely to end up here first.

The one on shjuwo will probably remain viable though, but will likely end up with a different character due to differences in style and quality of moderation. Like if a meme format gets banned here, people that still like that format will post it on the other community instead. People over there that are sick of that meme format are more likely to switch over here to get away from it. Repeat this a few times and the two communities will be differentiating themselves a lot more.

Yeah, see my edit about pornlemmy.

However, lemmynsfw does in fact block NSFW for people that aren't logged in. When I go there (in a web browser), the front page is full of SFW pictures of celebrities. The community list is just a bunch of celebrity-name communities, along with the occasional porn community that forgot to apply their NSFW tag. If I go to those communities though, no posts appear.

There are some weird defederations on lemmy.world's list. What the hell did demotheque.com and oceanbreeze.earth do?

Maybe burggit.moe? They're defederated by the bigger instances because of loli hentai.

Other than that and lemmynsfw, the only NSFW instances I'm aware of are pornlemmy.com and lemmyf.uk. Pornlemmy is specifically focused on vanilla. I'm not sure what exactly lemmyfuk has. It really annoys me that none of these instances show anything if you aren't logged in, not even a list of communities. Yes, I know it's a limitation of the software.

EDIT: Now that I look again, pornlemmy has applied a patch to show NSFW without login, like lemmynsfw used to do. Good on them. Still vanilla though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I was going to submit this community to sub.rehab today, but it just barely meets their criteria ("at least 3 posts that are not submitted by the community's moderator team"). May be better to wait until it gets a bit more activity.

You wouldn't shitpost in the policeman's helmet

Adding this one to the list of specialized instances