I don’t like to see so many political posts in all and so many weird images in comment sections

  • RedstoneValley@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    Yeah I think it’s about time to get that feature. As a user I have preferences that don’t necessarily match with the defederation policies of any instance and I would very much like to choose for myself which instances I want to see.

    In my case: I’m not interested in polarising, divisive, toxic content and I really don’t care if it’s coming from the left or from the right. But it seems to me that I have to choose a side, because some instances are blocking the right wing extremism and some blocking the stuff to the left, but not both.

    Reading subscribed communities only is not an option, because then I will miss out on new stuff. And blocking all these awful communities in “all” by hand is too much work.

    tl;dr not being able to block instances as a user is giving me a bad Lemmy experience

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      1 year ago

      I’m not interested in polarising, divisive, toxic content and I really don’t care if it’s coming from the left or from the right.

      The extremist propaganda has mostly killed the considerable excitement I had about Lemmy.

      • Mr_Buscemi@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        1 year ago

        It’s made me seen how many shortcomings Lemmy has and it’s soured me too.

        I just wanted a chill place like I saw when i left Reddit on July 1st and now it’s just become almost as toxic here.

        I can’t imagine people would have flocked to this site in July if this shit was happening back then.

        • awwwyissss@lemm.ee
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          I think it’s even more toxic here, easily. I’m still here and hopeful about the fediverse, but at this rate the clock is ticking.