Re:Paper on Reddit Migration's Impact on Lemmy (2023)
by Rochus on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @01:30PM
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> although they did not have the volume of reddit
The volume of r/ProgrammingLanguage posts went down to a few per week and maybe one interesting per month.
Re:Paper on Reddit Migration's Impact on Lemmy (2023)
by alsetmusic on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @03:07PM
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Simply block the channels you don't want to see. I don't mind the tankies at ML. I also want to see what others think (when they aren't abusive or hateful). SDF.org doesn't defederate, fwiw to others who are like minded.
Re:Paper on Reddit Migration's Impact on Lemmy (2023)
by 4738837329 on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @08:36PM
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Maybe 140 million people having been murdered by Mao, Stalin et al was worth it to achieve a socialist utopia.
Re:Paper on Reddit Migration's Impact on Lemmy (2023)
by AnneTrotter on Wednesday November 11, 2026 @11:21PM
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I swear some of those are propaganda accounts. Or really severe mental illness.
In the more general channels, it turns out I made a poor choice of host server, because it was still federated with lemmy.ml. Some specific hosts have historical revisionist tankie viewpoints and make deliberately bad faith contributions to discussions.
It was interesting to see this from tankies since I usually see such behavior from the far-right. But "North Korea is an ideal state" loses novelty quickly, so it became frustrating to read discussions.