With beehaw de-federating from lemmy.world (and seemingly most of the fediverse and this point), myself and many others no longer have a way to even lurk beehaw. Coupled with the fact that beehaw seems to gate-keep their registration, I’m wondering if there’s a way to at least lurk their instance without needing an account. I know it can be done via their website. Is that something Jerboa supports as well?
I’m using RSS to lurk right now, and I’ve applied for an account.
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I’m just hoping these preliminary issues become better over time; maybe somebody will make an anonymous Lemmy reader like Libreddit. However, I trust that issues like this will lessen in the future due to more instances that will probably align closer with many people’s ideas as well as more featureful backends and frontends that could help streamline the (currently rough) experience.
Any link to news or discussion about this defederation decision? I hadn’t heard about it, or the rationale.
Beat me to it, we have an xpost of it on our instance here: https://sh.itjust.works/post/107627
I can understand de-federating from something like lemmygrad.ml. I can’t for the life of me understand lemmy.world or sh.itjust.works (love the name btw). Both instances just seem to be filled with regular, moderate people?
As far as i understood, it’s a structural problem : there is only 4 admin/moderators and they want to manage/moderate all maintream communities That’s impossible to do, and defederate to lemmy.world send a very bad signal
I think this can go three ways:
- All instances continue as if nothing happened
- Beehaw will slowly lose content and users
- Lemmy.world and shitjustworks will lose content and users
I actually find it an interesting social experiment to see which way things will go.
thanks to jerboa, i can easily join and switch to multiple instances. And as it works with mastodon, everybody must find the right instance for himself at the end. No desire to quit definitively beehaw at this point : i hope it’s only temporary