Will the multi-communities be able to handle communities from multiple instances?
Like communities from lemmy.eco.br and lemmy.pt that are country agnostic, like [email protected] and [email protected], that are development communties, but pulverized across instances, so creating multi-communities across both instances would make good onboarding on both sides.
Just asking to see what would be capable, to atract more people easily, showing more “content”, etc.
Why is Piefed like reddit, but Lemmy isn’t?
2 reasons:
piefed shadow bans to shape narratives like reddit does, but it’s next level that makes you unaware that you and your opinions have been shadow banned.
redditors are upset with reddit because of how it shapes narratives through various tactics (like shadow banning); so there’s userbase movement to decentralized platforms like lemmy and piefed captures this movement like the democrats capture progressives and redirects them back to the pro-capitalist status quo.
I am literally an admin on piefed.social. What shadowbans are you referring to?
Moreover, instance on piefed have their own policies - just like on lemmy. A badly behaved instance can be cut-off and isolated by the wider userbases.
this was answered elsewhere on this post.
I mean, I literally am here - and any local instance policies are designed, or going to be designed to be transparent - and there’s no shadow-banning policy (and the ban system is being overhauled anyway)
Piefed is as decentralised as Lemmy.