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   FediTips has moved! (feditips@mstdn.social)'s status on Saturday, 03-Jun-2023 08:04:30 JST FediTips has moved!

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   • Carlos Solís
   • Birds Books and Bullshit

   @NanoBookReview @csolisr

   1. As stated in the thread, the people who run Lemmy said that the problematic threads I cited were acceptable behaviour on the main Lemmy instance.

   2. At the time of writing the thread, the Lemmygrad instance and the Lemmy official website resolved to the same IP address.

   3. The Lemmygrad instance has been continously and prominently promoted on the Lemmy website's list of instances.

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     Birds Books and Bullshit (nanobookreview@zirk.us)'s status on Saturday, 03-Jun-2023 08:04:32 JST Birds Books and Bullshit

     • Carlos Solís

     @csolisr @feditips Just to clarify, the people who run Lemmygrad are the same people who develop Lemmy?

     I'm trying to decide if using, say, Beehaw counts as supporting Lemmygrad. If anything it's less in support of the developers than using Reddit was, given that Reddit routinely lets hate speech fester until advertisers find out about it.

     In that case they're in direct control of the platform, while the developer of Lemmy has much less control over Beehaw.