A few days ago, Beehaw posted an announcement in their Chat community about the challenges of content moderation and the possibility of leaving Lemmy. That post was eventually locked.

Then, about two days ago, Beehaw posted an announcement in their support community that they aren’t confident about the long-term use of Lemmy, due to so-called concerns about Lemmy.

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If you currently use Beehaw and want to stay on the federated Lemmy network, consider migrating your account to another instance like lemm.ee.

    • AdaA
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      1 year ago

      You won’t see the posts to the small communities on the new instance unless one of your users manually finds them and subscribes to them.

    • HobbitFoot @thelemmy.club
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      1 year ago

      I get why a decentralized model was created; we’ve seen issues pop up with Reddit due to a centralization of power. However, this current implementation of a decentralized system is showing major problems at a fraction of the scale Reddit showed and the devs seem incapable of enacting meaningful change to fix this.

        • HobbitFoot @thelemmy.club
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          1 year ago

          It is decentralized in that there isn’t one group of admins, but a set of them across the platform who can run their instances as they see fit.

          And you can effectively kick off an instance from Lemmy by mass defederation.

    • _ed@sopuli.xyz
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      1 year ago

      I don’t see that as a federation issue, it’s a moderation one. It’s on the admins to bring something new / niche to the table.