• Shifty Eyes@leminal.space
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    2 months ago

    dev politics and dev opinions. Pick whichever you like it doesn’t matter.

    Kbin is dead Mbin is the successor, both have lemmy (reddit-like) and mastodon (twitter-like) capabilities. You can submit a “tweet” and a “post” from the same platform and browse both lemmy and mastodon content.

    Lemmmy is the activitypub version of reddit. PieFed is Lemmy but with the ability to see all comments and cross-posts of the same link or post, all collapsed into a single post and single thread to scroll through.

    Beehaw deserves its own mention because of how cut off it is from the rest of the fediverse, its its own little walled garden, protected from all the baddies out there in the world.

    All the rest is just drama surrounding the devs of all the platforms, and either their questionable political views (lemmy) or their questionable platform moderation views (piefed). So the platforms keep splintering as well as the instances on each platform. Which is a good thing its part of the fun of the fediverse.

    TLDR:

    • Lemmy is reddit-like with controversial developers (political views).
    • Piefed is Lemmy with cross-posts collapsed to one thread, and controversial developers (moderation defaults).
    • Mbin is Lemmy (reddit-like) plus mastodon (twitter-like).
    • Kbin is dead.
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      Piefed is Lemmy with cross-posts collapsed to one thread, and controversial developers (moderation defaults)

      Would love to hear which moderation defaults of PieFed are so controversial. Your phrasing seems to indicate that Lemmy developers’ support for Putin and Xi Jinping is no more controversial than Piefed developers’ preference to silence trolls and fascists.

      The rules for Piefed.social are available here. The software Piefed ships with some default moderation options enabled, which can be disabled should the server admin choose to do so. I think having stricter moderation enabled by default when people set up a new server that they may or may not know how to manage effectively is obviously a better choice than to set the default to “anything goes”.

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        2 months ago

        Need more info. Lemmy devs support Putin? That’s a deal breaker for me.