UPDATE 2 WEEKS LATER:
I’m moving my account to another instance. What instance? I don’t know yet, it might take some time to research the most fitting server for me. If lemm.ee can’t defederate from incel, nazi and totally radicalized instances then I’m gone.
—B-b-but you can block them yourself!!1!1
Yes. However I have to look at this shit everytime I enter Lemmy and new subs grow like mushrooms after the rain. I’m tired of seeing recycled low quality jpeg propaganda memes, lemmy should not even be political at all, but people will fuck up everything. I advise everyone who made an account here by mistake to follow my path. Admin won’t step down to satisfy one person. From what I’ve seen lemme.ee is closely related to hexbear (based on activity), even if it’s not said anywhere. If you’re a person that emigrated from reddit, then emigrating from this shithole will be less hustle than you think. I’m just sad it took me so much time to realize what I had dived into. I’ll be under a new username to cut all my ties with lemme.ee. Goodbye.
OG Post:
It’s over. You broke the federation.
It’s currently one of the worst servers out there. Insane login times, viewing profile and inbox takes forever, other users don’t see your comments, still can’t share images in comments while other servers can, and has many toxic instances that have not been defederated yet (why?).
One of the things I noticed when I was new is how people recommended joining low populated servers to help with fediverse diversity. Lemmy.world was bursting and it made sense at that time, but now I changed my mind. It’s unreliable as fuck. You see all this shit happening to lemm.ee but not other servers. I would never recommend condemning your username by joining this shithole. It’s my first post and probably the last one. Idk, go rollback to version 0.1 maybe it was the only one working fine. Lemm.ee has fallen, but I guess that’s what happens when your server is a raspberry pi of some underage kid. Raise the flag, shit server claims another soul.
Rolling back to a working version is common practice in the IT world.
And you know for a fact it works for lemmy?
No, but it should, and I would hope it would. I know it’s an open source project, not a corporate one, and that usually means lax standards, but I would hope it would.
You’ve got this wrong. Proprietary software can be very lax. Open source software can be very stable. Depends who is developing it and what resources they have available. Linux kernel for example is pretty damn reliable as are the BSDs; they are used in data centers all the time for this reason. Lemmy clearly is not one of the stable Open Source projects despite using Rust. I wonder if kbin is doing better.