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Critical support for the Lemmy world peeps in their fight against pro-intellectual property nerds
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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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It just looks like some Lemmy users are falling for an obvious troll.
the lemmy.world admins specifically fell for it, since they did block this community.
Wow. Hats off to him. Guess the lemmy.world admins aren't are smart as they should be,.
they have been doing a lot of weird moves lately
you bet they are, it took them a month to "communicate" and "decide with community" to defed exploding heads, allowing them to grow 3x in the meantime, entire week for rammy site, but hexbear, a much larger instance that wasn't caught proselytizing outside, got defederated "preemptively". what the fuck is this bullshit?
they do have pretty strong biases, but i'm guessing they got caught in their own circlejerk that tells them that all of that is normal. just look at any pinned post on .world and go into comments