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By starting a Lemmy instance a year and a half before Rexxit? I never saw them claim to want to be the next Reddit. The Fediverse had an influx of users and Lemmy doesn’t currently have the mod or admin tools to deal with that situation gracefully. My understanding is that most of the bad actors were external to Beehaw.
They didn’t bite off anything, shit was being shoved into their mouth so they closed it.
Personally, I’m using my very own Lemmy instance so that I can choose who I federate with (including Beehaw). I totally understand why some folks might want to have their home instance elsewhere, and it’s cool that federation gives us that ability.
By not being prepared for it. It was setup with default communities, like technology for example (correct me if I'm wrong), but no plan to deal with those with moderation capabilities and levels that reach their own standard. To me it's only making the entire experience untrustworthy and stunted. Somehow lemmy.world and others can deal with it without defederating others so that's where I'll go.