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If you format it like !hockey@lemmy.ca then lemmy will hyperlink it correctly instead of thinking its email

Comments like this is why instances need downvotes displayed

Good link, thanks.

People are trying to act like he got the award for only moderating jailbait are wrong.

IIRC Violentacerz modded like 50 different porn subreddits, and he did a goob job by moderation standards so he was appreciated by the admins for being the overseer of the porny side of reddit.

Yeah, people would make Obama and spez mods of their subs for the lulz; it’s a disingenuous rumor to lie to spread about a person who has plenty of shitty things about him that people can discuss.

It’s the defacto way many communities stick around and communicate with each other, especially in the gaming world.

I thought Trump was really unpopular with Utah Mormons?

Most of the subs I’m active in haven’t moved and probably won’t be :(

Alito seems untouchable, there are dozens of stories like this about him and his wife.

I’m not sure why you’re so defensive about it, but ok?

Comments like this are why I’m glad we have downvotes enabled here

Seems like a consequence of beehaw’s actions

Lots of places that talk about this

!selfhosted@lemmy.world !selfhost@lemmy.ml !selfhosting@slrpnk.net !selfhosted@lemmy.ml

Be the change you want to see :)

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean is what most use iirc

That’s a good question that I’m unqualified to answer but I’m sure that !selfhosting@slrpnk.net is a good resource for this.

Self funding or donations

That’s disappointing

The overwhelming amount of content is distributed among lemmy.ml, lemmy.world and beehaw.org - whether these instances like it or not.

Is the expectation that every popular instance has its communities for general-purpose stuff?

Do we need a technology@beehaw.org, technology@lemmy.world, technology@lemmy.tf, etc? That fragmentation seems like a nightmare for the average user and for adoption in general.

The part where things get tricky is that beehaw currently has ~15 of the top 50 communities across the entire fediverse and has become the defacto discussion grounds for gaming/tech/news/etc.

One could argue this goes against the whole concept of decentralized communication in the first place, and this may be a position beehaw doesn’t want to be in.

Beehaw has every right to foster a tight-knit community that adheres to its desires.

But there also is a level of responsibility and custodianship over these large communities they foster for the betterment and adoption of the fediverse.