Just have to be patient while reddit continues to ruin themselves. They just got rid of ad personalization opt-out, what’s next?
jacktherippah@lemmy.world 11 months ago
We need more normal users on lemmy tbh. So far, my impression of lemmy is that it’s full of tech enthusiast. I’m one too, so I largely enjoy it, but eventually it gets annoying and tiring listening to tech bros and FOSS diehards whining about something not being open source. I just want more normal content from normal people.
SuperSleuth@lemm.ee 11 months ago
Afghaniscran@feddit.uk 11 months ago
Porn and Linux everywhere.
shasta@lemm.ee 11 months ago
I wish there was porn everywhere
shagie@programming.dev 11 months ago
To be frank about it, the clips of porn needs instances to follow the steps needed for Section 230 to protect them (see EFF : User Generated Content and the Fediverse: A Legal Primer) otherwise it becomes a huge liability for every site admin who federates with such instances. I am not aware of any instances that have taken the step of registering a DMCA agent with the US Copyright Office.
Additionally, given the nature of the people commenting and the possibility of “oh, I’m 17, is that a problem” without the corresponding tooling for age verification and approved users, the moderation tools need to really get a focus for how to create them, implement them, and federate moderation events out reliably.
Furthermore, a significant amount of porn on Reddit is from amateurs who are trying to monetize or advertise. So far, the Lemmy user base has taken a dim view monetization (other than donations) or advertising. This makes it so that it’s just not worth it for an amateur to need to maintain another social media presence that has little return.
jeremyparker@programming.dev 11 months ago
I feel like you’re implying that there are categories of content that don’t belong to one of those two groups and tbh I can’t think of any