I'm going to guess that you set up your account to only show "undetermined" language posts. The vast majority are "English".

Inciting bigots to out themselves is too political, it seems.

My bigger concern is content being overwhelmed by a flood of accounts that have a different online culture from what has grown and is still developing here.

It doesn’t help the political discussion at all to pretend a huge fraction of the population are beyond reason.

Being a student of history, it seems to happen often enough to caution against dismissing out of hand the possibility that it's not limited to imagination or pretending on behalf of those observing the behavior of a huge fraction of the population.

For those out of the loop, Mark Zuckerberg recently made an announcement on Threads

Maybe add a [SOLVED] to the title

Not supporting gambling would be too political, it seems.

Users can now individually block instances in Lemmy 0.19,

Assuming that the Lemmy devs implemented this thoughtfully, thoroughly, and correctly on their fist attempt is a bad bet. Even their description seems to indicate that users would be able to see comments and direct messages from blocked instances.

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Oil money is flooding the entertainment industries.

Not singing national anthems would be too political, it seems.

It's too political to not encourage nationalism, it seems.

This is part of the ActivityPub protocol, but I haven't looked into it enough to know how it's defined.

There are over a dozen apps on development. Send me a reminder and I'll send you a link with a table of them.

As expected, the instance block option was implimented poorly. It fails to block posts and comments from users on the blocked instance, if the post or comment is made on an instance that is both federated and not blocked.

But it will not show replies from the user on the blocked instance in your inbox.

Yes in favor of defederation

You may have to choose English when you reply.

Lemmy language settings are strange.

The size of the userbase being merged in seems more important than the commercial status of the service that's federating.

I don't see how rushing a vote would have been better.