We have to use one of the big instances, in our system the small instances don’t have a chance and if you don’t use one of the two big ones you’re basically throwing your comment away
There’s a context where that’s fine and there’s a context where that’s supporting the Democratic party which is unambiguously against the rules of the community. Read the sidebar, understand the rules and the culture before posting. Lurk more.
I think lemmy.world is probably worth avoiding in general. Consolidated power in one instance is no better than Reddit.
We have to use one of the big instances, in our system the small instances don’t have a chance and if you don’t use one of the two big ones you’re basically throwing your comment away
Or you could just not engage with communities whose rules you don’t want to follow.
Saying “Republicans need you not to vote” being against the rules is absurd.
Then by all means, find a different com
There’s a context where that’s fine and there’s a context where that’s supporting the Democratic party which is unambiguously against the rules of the community. Read the sidebar, understand the rules and the culture before posting. Lurk more.