I know these federated communities exist as well as raddle, but it still seems like most people will stay on toxic and corporate-run platforms like reddit or Twitter. I’m far from perfect myself and I still use reddit sometimes, especially for more niche communities, but when it comes to ideologically strong communities like the anarchist ones, it just feels wrong that the majority still hang out on reddit. Or you know, moving to something like Bsky when Twitter became too toxic but which is still run by a large, for-profit corporation (if they moved in the first place). What are your thoughts? Is there any justification for this?

  • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.comM
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    30 days ago

    Sadly i think a lot of them are deluded into thinking they have to take care of the reddit community or “someone worse is going to take over”. I don’t quite get it myself but I know some of these mods were struggling a lot to get control of their subs (i.e be the top mod)

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      In all honesty there’s probably some merit to trying to maintain a more public anarchist online space to try and make it anarchy more visible to non anarchists. I generally agree with not quite getting it though, it’s not a project I’d want to invest energy in personally.