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They might have implied as such (I don't personally think they did, but such an observation is objective.), but I myself didn't in the post above, and to say I did is dishonest. For the record, I believe they did what they had to do with the limited options they currently have. And I did not like it. Hence why I made an account on here as well. It's not a fascist regime, and I was pointing out the fact that the people acting like it is are being ridiculous. I directly witnessed the reasons why they defederated and quite ironically, an immense rise of interactions escalating precisely like this causing issues in their own communities and limited staffing to address such (especially towards the vulnerable minority communities beehaw wants to protect in ways reddit did not) in a short amount of time is quite exactly why they chose to defederate. Have a lovely day.
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I don't think it helps your argument when you're the same one qualifying those who, rightfully, think that Beehaw's move is a dick move, as people being:
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People are being pissy about it for dishonest reasons is what I meant, if that clarification helps.
Hopefully from the downvotes (to almightysnoo) it's clear that most of us understand what you're saying. I don't begrudge Lemmy its growing pains and the same goes for Beehaw. We're just trying to make it work with what we have, and what we have is expanding quickly, so that encouraging!
I'm glad you and others have been sharing the perspective of what's happening at Beehaw and why, and also that so many people have been sharing what's going on with Lemmy and its bugs and updates.
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why are you taking it so personally, it really isn't a big deal; they outright said they might refed when lemmy mod tools improve