What is lemmy.world doing defederating before hexbear even federates?
lemmy.world/instances This is what it took to defederate from exploding-heads
after being federated with them since the start of lemmy.world
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/0a9a04ae-5cb8-4809-b4bf-b0ea22219f3a.png]
https://lemmy.world/post/747912?scrollToComments=true
[https://lemmy.world/post/747912?scrollToComments=true] What evidence do you
have of hexbear breaking the lemmy or citizen code of conduct? Has the criteria
for defederation changed? Hexbear is one of the largest and most active lemmy
instances:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/6c8f546d-daeb-4a75-8fc9-81796860f626.png]
Compared to lemmy.ml [http://lemmy.ml]:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/50d060a4-882a-406e-b24c-00329a547d83.png]
Compared to lemm.ee [http://lemm.ee]:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/7d26dc82-f531-4317-88a8-77ecab95241c.png] and
lemmy.world:
[https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/12cd0924-17c4-4fd4-95fa-f6243b4d39f3.png]
Why do you think that? Or are you just being playful? I'm the admin there and I'm reading through Hexbear and found this comment, so I made an account to ask because I'm curious. The focus of the instance is science and nature, but it is more about appreciating the world more than it is about debating things. We try to stay away from polarizing topics within the instance, and almost every polarizing post that I have seen has been posted to the science communication community (/c/scicomm), and they are usually papers that try to define "misinformation". I don't love that content but an active user likes it, so I tolerate it, and for the most part discussions are civil.
I think you would need to make a considerable effort to be denounced as unscientific there. Since most of the content is not really about debates, but rather users talking about their houseplants, sharing cool astronomy papers, and asking for mushrooms to be identified, I think the communities can be enjoyed without adhering to the 'dialectical method'.
Aaaahhh no no worries, I talk a lot 😆 Sorry for making you read that then!
I'm just out of the loop. I haven't interacted much with Hexbear and I'm a bit confused about the response from Lemmy World, so I'm trying to get some understanding. I look forward to federating!
mander.xyz will denounce Hexbear as unscientific and accuse us of abandoning the dialectical method.
Why do you think that? Or are you just being playful? I'm the admin there and I'm reading through Hexbear and found this comment, so I made an account to ask because I'm curious. The focus of the instance is science and nature, but it is more about appreciating the world more than it is about debating things. We try to stay away from polarizing topics within the instance, and almost every polarizing post that I have seen has been posted to the science communication community (/c/scicomm), and they are usually papers that try to define "misinformation". I don't love that content but an active user likes it, so I tolerate it, and for the most part discussions are civil.
I think you would need to make a considerable effort to be denounced as unscientific there. Since most of the content is not really about debates, but rather users talking about their houseplants, sharing cool astronomy papers, and asking for mushrooms to be identified, I think the communities can be enjoyed without adhering to the 'dialectical method'.
Yeah I'm just being playful. Sorry for wasting your time writing all that up
Aaaahhh no no worries, I talk a lot 😆 Sorry for making you read that then!
I'm just out of the loop. I haven't interacted much with Hexbear and I'm a bit confused about the response from Lemmy World, so I'm trying to get some understanding. I look forward to federating!
It's all good. Hope federation goes smoothly between our two instances!