• subversive_dev@lemmy.mlEnglish
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      2 days ago

      True, but Lemmy seems to be more stable and has a longer track record. Also, many of these so-called features are the piefed developer putting their thumb on the scale for the cause of liberalism

      • Skavau@piefed.socialEnglish
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        2 days ago

        Piefeds fine now. Hasn’t gone done in weeks?

        Also, many of these so-called features are the piefed developer putting their thumb on the scale for the cause of liberalism

        Not sure how topics, feeds, events, scheduled posts, flairs, hashtags are inherently liberalism.

        • subversive_dev@lemmy.mlEnglish
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          2 days ago

          I have neither used it nor investigated it, just read some of the posts announcing it, and also heard about stability issues second hand. When I read the initial announcement, I remember a good handful of lib’d up features, but I do not claim that all are that way.

          In general, I support additional fediverse software, but piefed has a lot of “hostile fork” vibes. Based on the dogshit moderation I have received from the boosters of piefed, I will certainly not be recommending any of its servers to anyone I know

          • Skavau@piefed.socialEnglish
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            2 days ago

            I have neither used it nor investigated it, just read some of the posts announcing it, and also heard about stability issues second hand. When I read the initial announcement, I remember a good handful of lib’d up features, but I do not claim that all are that way.

            Piefed.social, the largest instance by default blocks hexbear and lemmygrad - but other piefed instances may remove these blocks if they so choose. Dbzero already has a mirror server set up on piefed software.

            And yeah, it had issues a month or so ago, but it’s as stable as any lemmy instance since then.