I just won’t post on the tankie instances like I didn’t post on the tankie subreddits. And if the instance I’m on starts censoring like that, I’ll make an account on a different one.
I’m on an instance that doesn’t. It’s annoying, but the main issue is in the All feed since I don’t exactly subscribe to lemmygrad communities ;p.
I’ve had fairly decent luck just blocking any communities that show up from there. I can’t wait until I can granularly block all communities from an instance, tbh ^.^
Idk I also remember a lot of trolls from there an unrelated posts. But it was like a year ago or so, and from here I see nothing.
I’m wondering, when my instance that unfederated lemmygard pulls a subLem (community) from an instance that’s federated with them, lets say /c/memes@lemmy.ml, does it filter out people from lemmygard when it caches said subLem? That’ll explain why I never see anyone from there anymore.
I just won’t post on the tankie instances like I didn’t post on the tankie subreddits. And if the instance I’m on starts censoring like that, I’ll make an account on a different one.
Am I the only one that chose an instance based on defederation with lemmygard? I had a lemmy.ml account and it got annoying quite quickly
I’m on an instance that doesn’t. It’s annoying, but the main issue is in the All feed since I don’t exactly subscribe to lemmygrad communities ;p.
I’ve had fairly decent luck just blocking any communities that show up from there. I can’t wait until I can granularly block all communities from an instance, tbh ^.^
Idk I also remember a lot of trolls from there an unrelated posts. But it was like a year ago or so, and from here I see nothing.
I’m wondering, when my instance that unfederated lemmygard pulls a subLem (community) from an instance that’s federated with them, lets say /c/memes@lemmy.ml, does it filter out people from lemmygard when it caches said subLem? That’ll explain why I never see anyone from there anymore.
I think you will see old comments but not any new ones… maybe…