What does Lemmy do better than Reddit?
What does Lemmy do better than Reddit?
Just found this space, I'm trying to play around with this platform. Can anyone help to explain?
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Last night I made a post on c/asklemmy and that post now has 200 upvotes and a bunch of engagement.
On Reddit, that post would've been removed for some stupid reason or no engagement whatsoever.
Reddit also has a stupid algorithm thing and I could never find the posts from communities I subscribed to on my feed leaving many posts lost.
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Serioulsy, Reddit has a moderation problem. Posts gets removed all the time by powertripping mods.
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Gotta third this. I had actually forgotten how bad it was till this was mentioned because it never happens on Lemmy. Love that. I had a few posts removed for accidentally missing an obscure rule on Reddit. Do not miss.
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Oh lemmy does too
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Rarely but modlog is 80% transparent, giving the users the chance to report instances of unfair treatment to respective admins.
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Remember when .world admins banned users for saying i am gonna leave .world after they defederated with some db0 /c/'s and gave reason "let me help you " ? That is the one of the most power abusive thing i have ever seen.
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Is there a problem with .world management?
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Sometimes as i said mod issue is relevent here as well.
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Unfortunately, it still happens even here on Lemmy. I don't think we see it as much because most communities here have far fewer mods than adjacent Reddit subs on average, but occasionally you'll find a mod here who thinks they know better than their community and does whatever they feel like.
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The one about regret buying, right? I've seen it.
It would be worse: people would assume that you're a Nazi because you're criticising consumption.
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