jointhefediverse.net seems to be a commonly linked resource for directing people to join the Fediverse.

Curiously, it does not list Lemmy under the list of Reddit alternatives. Their GitHub README explains why.

Previous relevant discussion: https://lemmy.ml/post/78808

  • cm0002@lemmy.world
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    9 days ago

    It’s almost certainly because of the tankie factory that is .ml and the fact that it’s admins are all hard core tankies (including the main dev! And ofc the whole infamous Nutomic transphobe incident)

    Coupled with the fact that a few of the biggest communities are on .ml does not bode well.

    That’s why I keep calling for a general boycott against posting content or comments on .ml communities.

    .ml doesn’t want growth, they want a tankie echo chamber, if anybody wants to actually see Lemmy grow at a healthy pace it starts with shuning the hostile tankies and their instances.

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      I’ve said it before, but I joined this instance when Reddit closed the api and the only time I see “tankie” stuff is when someone mentions how rampant it is on this instance, but not on the instance itself. I guess I subscribe to non-tankie content (all across the fediverse and not only this instance).

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      That’s why I keep calling for a general boycott against posting content or comments on .ml communities.

      I mean…I joined that boycott months ago, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen you before this moment.

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        Bro. I just posted a meme about it 3 days ago

        And I post from time to time about it, enough that some of the more prominent .ml users have started to take notice lmao

        I’ve also been consistently for weeks now cross-posting a ton of fresh (non-tankie anyways) content to the relevant non-.ml communities, it’s like the bulk of my posts rn lol

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      8 days ago

      Make your own instance and defederate .ml or any of the other instances you hate. Go nuts! Show us how it’s done.

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    8 days ago

    Could you, like, maybe post the explanation we’re supposed to be discussing for context instead of making us go search for it?

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    The reasoning they give is ludicrous. That’s idiotic as saying because someone put up a pedophile website, Apache is the devil. Even if Apache were built by NAMBLA, if it’s opensource and doesn’t randomly insert pictures of naked kids into your website, how does the developer matter to the product?

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    “I’m gonna stop using GNU/Linux because I don’t like Richard Stallman”

    It’s valid to dislike the devs (I disagree, I’ve found them nothing but courteous, and have read their posts with interest), but it’s ridiculous to exclude their software from this list.

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    It has mbin and piefed on the list, so it’s not harming the network at all. If anything it’s more healthy with more platforms rather than just ml and world. It’s one site directing people to the fedi, I’m not butthurt about it

    • teohhanhui@lemmy.worldOP
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      So far I haven’t found a better alternative. Lemmy communities are already much smaller than their Reddit counterparts.

      Personally, I don’t plan to venture into even more remote locations. It defeats the community part of it…

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        Sounds simple right? But unfortunately several users seem to have difficulty in blocking .ml and continue to complain about us.

        Don’t worry yall, I got your backs.


        Welcome to a tutorial on how to block .ml on your personal account.

        In the top right corner of the top of the page, there are 3 horizontal white bars. Click it.

        This will open up a drop down menu. At the bottom of that menu, you will see your username. Click it.

        This will open another drop down menu with 3 options. Click “Settings”.

        At the top of your screen you will see 2 tabs. Click the one that says “Blocks”.

        Here you will see “Block user” “Block community” and “Block instance”. Click the down arrow below “Block instance”.

        This will open up a search bar. Type “lemmy.ml” and click it after it shows up.

        That’s it! You’ve blocked .ml and will never see content from the instance. Now you don’t need to make a feud post every day complaining about .ml and other instances you disapprove of. Think of all the time you will save!

        But wait, we aren’t done yet in this menu. Click the down arrow under “Block user”. Now type “UltraGiGaGigantic” Make sure you select my .ml account as the other ones I no longer use. Thanks, appreciate it.