It really whips the llama’s ass. Post says it all. Foreveralone. Take my upvote. Are we in post-social media yet or what?

  • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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    I am hurrying up as much as I can, and also being a Lemmy watchdog to see the instances popping up and user traffic. I will try getting them onboard.

        • DessalinesA
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          Ask them to make an account here and ask directly, I don’t like discussing by proxy.

          • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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            011 months ago

            Archivist is arguably the head of data hoarders that exist on internet today. He has messaged you above in the thread. My job is done.

      • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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        11 months ago

        I was asked this. Please discuss it swiftly.


        I’m confused. Help me out lemmy users/runners. It says “No Porn” on the homepage. But during sign up there’s a tickbox to “Show NSFW content” ?
        So…only non-porn NSFW content is allowed?
        Would lemmy.ml consider audio “porn” as porn? Or merely NSFW?
        Because if there are communities on reddit that I want to still have access to via RSS and json after the API change, it’d be r/gonewildaudio r/gonewildaudible r/audiosgonewild r/darksideplayground r/PillowTalkaudio r/KinkyPillowTalkAudio r/eroticliterature r/GWASapphic r/gwascriptguild r/GoneWildAudioGay r/sexystories As this is a FOSS project, I presume only the lemmy.ml instance doesn’t allow porn?
        Is there a Q&A style lemmy instance finder that does allow porn a la https://instances.social/ ?
        Because https://join-lemmy.org/instances is all I could find and that doesn’t seem helpful.
        How do I find the most popular porn supported instance? Thanks.


        This was a message sent to me. The point they were trying make besides this is regarding archival of porn content being considered as NSFW. Also I am seeing massive complaint about Lemmy UI being very visually bloated compared to old.reddit.com, which is putting off many users, reminding them of the new.reddit.com travesty.