With this whole debacle brewing, I was browsing /r/ModSupport (since all the good subs I know went private). There I saw a post from someone saying that Reddit admins are affecting discourse from the shadows and pushing their left-wing agenda with little accountability. …
Reddit is now banning anyone who mentions, post links and reportedly even only up votes this on Reddit…
And they will turn this on by default… …
Good to be aware what’s going on the main Lemmy competitor side…
Hannah Schneeberger has been identified as one of the Rochester Police officers that pepper sprayed a 9 year old black girl earlier this week. She was identified thanks to the Open Oversight database, the Reddit postings of an ex, her own social media activity, and of course the video of her pepper …
judges their similarity by the number of mutual commenters.
Click a subreddit to see some recent posts. Double-click a subreddit to start a new graph around it. …
“Like invidious but for Reddit” …
I personally don’t see the point, we are on Lemmy. There is no reason for us to care about what is going on, on Reddit…
Today marks my first day on lemmy after leaving Reddit after 3 years, I already like the platform I just wish their was a mobile app, and wish the mobile web support was a bit more polished but i understand it’s still in it’s earlier stages…
I keep coming up with ways this could be done. I don’t think purist insistence on complete abandonment of Reddit are useful, since Reddit alternatives always seem to suffer from a lack of content. I’m something of a programmer myself, and these are some moves I’ve considered making: …