Maybe you were in some seriously shady subs with pimple nosed little snotbags acting as mod, but none of this was ever a problem for me in the subs I frequented.

Oh dude I don’t spend a lot of time here. But I will look at what you said thanks.

Why do you say they’re being deleted? There are comments right here. What’s been deleted that you know of?

Killing monsters who harm and kill en masse is a bad attitude?

He said suffrage not women suffering. Lol Jesus. Look it up in an encyclopedia.

Removed by mod

It’s a great joke.

As has happened a thousand times. The criminal justice system needs to be perceived as effective to the masses, so they will often use a patsy.

Truth is that killing someone and getting away with it is not too difficult if you’re very smart and plan it well.

Just FYI it’s “hanged.”

Bot. Less than 24 hours old account.

Op is a brand new account it’s just a bot to shitpost. I imagine some people would like to begin filling Lemmy with vitriol to bring it down into the sewers like all the rest. Mods should ban these users no question no delay.

Food for thought. Thanks.

That’s very interesting. It was my understanding that, especially now with global informati9n at least ostensibly available online, that obituaries would br obviously available.

Is that still the case nowadays?

Ever heard of obituaries? Daily listings of people who have died.

Filters. I use Voyager and I have filters blocking pilotical crap. It works quite nicely.

Your personal experience does not define the platform. Yes, the fediverse got an influx of new users right after the Reddit API change. So you observed the similarities and concluded that this was designed as a replacement. That is just not the case. It got your attention because of that incident, but it had been its own thing for a quite a while already. The design is merely a sensible approach to the framework. You will find the same on many other social platforms because it’s a good design. Also, all these things are just front-ends to databases and often the designer will tailor that based on what they know is already popular.

But for Lemmy there are numerous front-end apps already that are not all the same. They’re designed slightly different from one-another, but mostly follow the same basic structure because - once again - it works well for the platform.

I’m not disagreeing with you that there’s a lot of similarity, I’m just saying there’s nothing about Lemmy that is intended as a reddit replacement. It merely serves that purpose fairly well. But there’s a lot of difference too, because it is not a replacement by intent.

Yes an alternative. One of a few but arguably the one with the most potential. It’s just you seemed to imply it was an intended replacement, that’s all. No sweat.

No it’s not a replacement fabricated for that purpose. It looks similar because the structure is a sensible one that makes sense for its design. It has no relationship to Reddit other than the fact that it’s a good alternative.

Yeah I know. Was just pointing it out. No big deal.

Don’t know if you’re joking but this is not supposed to be a clone of reddit. I’m not bothered really I was just being nitpicky. I mean, of it’s all the same, may as well use the right word.