Beehaw* defederated us?

3 years ago by can to c/main

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mrmaine 11 points 3 years ago

I am out of the loop. Is there a specific reason why? I thought the whole point was that it is a "fediverse"?

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Otome-chan 35 points 3 years ago

beehaw has a really insular culture that's strictly moderated. they have invite-only signups, are quick to remove things that are "off-brand", etc. their complaint here is basically: the amount of ex-redditors flooding lemmy.world and sh.itjust.works basically makes it difficult for them to moderate the way they want (cracking down on content that doesn't match their community), so they defederated, which removes those posts from their site.

Indeed the point of the "fediverse" is to have content between sites shared. but beehaw is a bit... special. and I have a feeling they'll defederate more and more instances as the fediverse grows, because their ethos is pretty much the opposite of it.

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neo 18 points 3 years ago

It sounds like not much of value will be lost, after all is said and done. It can't be that hard to migrate communities out.

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minnieo 7 points 3 years ago

mod tools arent adequate (for now) to handle the influx of users basically, i believe. this comment about it is great: https://kbin.social/...

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