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We really need an alternative to Lemmy and piefed for the threadiverse. I say this as a leftist. People are not children who need child locks put on their internet. This is not the type of environment I joined the fediverse to be a part of, that censors links just because the server admin disagrees with the politics.
Neither Lemmy nor PieFed puts locks on anything, other than what an instance’s admins choose to put on them. One might try to argue that PieFed’s optional default blocklist is a bridge too far, but that’s about it.
Edit to add: Okay, PieFed does put some locks on by default, though they can be unlocked.
So join a different instance or deploy your own server. We don’t need a third alternative. All are interconnected via ActivityPub, so you can choose what blocks you want, who you want to federate with, etc.
If you’re choosing to sign up on someone’s instance you’re choosing to agree to how they’re managing it.
That’s frankly why I like Lemmy.zip, the only time they’ve defederated is for a technical issue was was causing the servers to crash. Beyond that, I’m treated like an adult capable of making my own choices of which instances I want to block or interact with.
i know right, tankies love to say they are being censored like CONSERVATIVES, but they would censor you in return without a single thought.
Since you proclaim to be a Leftist, what's wrong with Lemmy?
Mbin exists, but it never seems to get as much attention :/
what are the differences? i signed up with this instance but am still learning.
Piefed isn't a fork of Lemmy, it's completely independent code. They just speak the same language.
so they’re both hosts that serve and share content using the same protocol?
Yes they are completely different front and backends but they use the same protocol (ActivityPub).
Same backend, different frontend
No they are different backends, they just use the same protocol.
Teseraract, Photon, and Mlmym are different frontends for Lemmy.
PieFed has completely separate frontend and backend code from Lemmy's code.
gotcha. thx.
not even close they dont even use the same codes, or programming.
Except it seems like we do since these platforms have propagandized an entire generation towards far right ideologies.