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  • Following the other post, which lemmy.ml communities don't have alternatives on other instances?

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  • Indeed

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  • Hello Raphael,

    For the first question, I redirect you to the thread linked in the OP: https://lemmy.world/post/16211417

    For the second question, I guess this is beyond the scope of this discussion. Having communities unlinked to an instance would require a complete rework of Lemmy, this thread is just about moving away from lemmy.ml due to some abuse reported in the other thread.

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  • I'm always torn with Beehaw as they defederated lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works.

    Posting there just mean that a third of Lemmy won't see your post.

  • Well put!

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  • Feel free!

    On my side I feel like most of https://lemmy.ml/communities are already covered. This post is for communities that other people have already identified as "not having alternatives" (see complaints on the other post), so they should know them already.

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  • Linux: !linux@lemmy.ml

    !linux@lemmy.world seems quite active, I guess if any people move to it it will become even more active.

    !linux@programming.dev could probably be a nice one too if people want to avoid hypercentralization on LW

    If you know any other, comment below and we can see which one we decide to select as "the one" to avoid fragmentation.

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  • When people ask about generalist instance recommendations, here's my list

    • lemm.ee is the second most active instance and avoids joining Lemmy.world which is already too big (you can join LW if you really want)
    • sh.itjust.works works, if you don't mind the name
    • if you are based in Europe, discuss.tchncs.de is very well managed (they have other services at https://tchncs.de/)
    • if you are based in North America, lemmy.ca is nice
    • reddthat.com is cool if you don't want downvotes

    That's pretty much it. Other instances are either topic-based or regional, but then people have to look them up on lemmyverse or fedidb

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  • Code is opensource, if they were to put a backdoor or anything that would be seen, and once detected, the code can be forked

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  • Look lovely!

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  • convince them to crack down on bad actors

    The Lemmy devs have expressed several times that they don't want to interfere on how people use their software (e.g. admin the instances and mod the communities).

    Which is good (and allow us to say that they can't indeed interfere with Lemmy as a whole), but that also means that they won't be the one "cracking down on bad actors"

    https://gui.fediseer.com/ might be something along those lines, with a chain of trust between instances

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  • To be honest I might have forgotten to ping you actually (maybe because you were less active for a bit and I basically mentioned people when I saw their posts in All?) but at least now it is solved!

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