cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/4549656
The community has "reopened" since this post yesterday but all content that exists on the sub up to one month ago has been removed. The sub is now totally inactive as you can't make new posts.
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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The conservative, ml and the hex bear you might want to avoid
Not only. Oddly enough, even one of the admins on beehaw acted completely weird. And there is definitely a few more subs where people act extremist and weird
Also, it got to the point that there were people openly calling for killing specific people.
That being said, long term there is definitely more promise which is why I gave it another try
Almost all parts of Lemmy are too radical, and it has become a tool for further radicalisation by external forces.
We have API access and no spez, so that's still better than reddit in my book.
Too radical for you is what you mean.
Citation needed.
Extremism is brain rot. It has nothing to do with me.
It's the same mechanics that make people join cults. It's what got people to follow trump.
Divide and conquer. Youre being played by the same guys that play magas, and you're supposed to turn violent.
I agree with you. Lemmy is quickly turning into a place where you can watch the left eat itself the same way the right did. And I absolutely believe this place is already severely infiltrated by bad faith actors.
you can leave
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can you provide some evidence?
I doubt admins will ever release some, since theyre ml enthusiasts.
They love whats happening here and support it.
I saw it happening on reddit almost 10 years ago, people laughed at me. Now I see it here and people laugh at me.
so you are making claims that you can't support
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9606324/
Do you deny this is what we see on Lemmy?
Do you deny that admins are Supporting dictators? (Hint, just Look at their public profiles)
Lemmy is easy game, you need less than 100 accounts to dictate discourse, and if admins close their eyes, they can roam free.
this is posturing and conjecture.
what do you think support means?
unless this study covers Lemmy, yes.