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  • For people curious, I found Dessalines comment: https://lemmy.ml/post/16523224/11490454

    Given that .world has already defeded from Hexbear and Grad, the sliding target is now on .ml

    .ml still have a lot of niche communities, hexbear and lemmygrad didn't. Ironically, if they were to defederate, that might push people to move to other instances, especially now that migration is built-in. Last time, when LW blocked !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com, it was not the case.

  • Thanks!

  • It feels like .world is going to defederate soon,

    Are they? The only post I found is https://lemmy.world/post/16233963, and there is clearly no consensus nor communication from the LW admins.

  • @barsoap@lemm.ee might be interesting to mention the thread above in the OP, as people might be out of the loop

  • Doesn't seem very responsible to spread that indeed.

  • Hello again,

    Sorry you feel like you are getting caught in a drama.

    That sounds great! Can I create a thread on !movies@lemm.ee so that we can keep discussing this, or do you have a Matrix / XMPP address that we can use to chat for potential debugging of the bot? I would normally DM you but unfortunately I'm pretty sure DMs do not federate between Lemmy and Mbin

  • Indeed!

  • Hello,

    For some additional context:

    • Lemmy.one was among the last instances on 0.19.2. I asked about it, which triggered their update: https://lemmy.one/post/13900606
    • Jonah, the main mod of the !privacyguides community, and single admin of the instance hasn't posted in the last 5 months: https://lemmy.one/u/jonah, same for the rest of the mods of that community
    • Their pinned post at the instance level is still the 0.19.0 update 6 months ago
    • The last moderation action in !privacyguides modlog was 3 months ago (https://lemmy.one/modlog/10)

    So indeed, the name is known and that's a pro (I mentioned it in the top comment), but it seems like the instance and the community aren't actively looked after.

    Edit: last point: the instance has 7k registered users for 230 active users a month, email verification was optional during registration, seems like people have been using it as a farmbot (registration has since then been disabled).

  • At least it's something I guess

  • Export/import subscriptions in your settings

    There is no karma on Lemmy, no reason to stay attached

  • some dude who thinks internet comic strips are “comic books

    Is that me? Ha ha