• DingoBilly@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    Just be aware Lemmy has its own share of issues and extremist views. It’s not as simple as Reddit is evil and Lemmy is good, both have their pros and cons at end of day and realistically they both probably have a role to play for people.

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        4 months ago

        Not sure I understand tbh. Seems exactly the same?

        You get banned in a reddit community you can’t access it, you get banned in a lemmy community you can’t access it.

        I’ve been banned from reddit communities and can still access reddit. If you’ve been banned from Reddit completely you must have done some terrible shit.

        In your example, you’re also suggesting a transphobic person has more scope on Lemmy to continue being transphobic than on Reddit. That’s not a good thing?

        I am quite confused by your post tbh.

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          4 months ago

          You get banned from reddit as a whole and you’re done, lemmy.world admin could ban me and I’d still have plenty of communities.

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            4 months ago

            Who gets banned from Reddit as a whole though?

            You’d have to literally be posting child porn or something.

            Or is this just a conceptual argument that doesn’t actually mean anything in reality?

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              4 months ago

              I’m not on reddit but people claim to be site banned for trivial things sometimes.