this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2022
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This doesn't explain anything. What an unnecessary anecdote. Everyone can abstain from being too political, including the Lemmy admins
Could you give me an example of something that isn't too political in your eyes?
The PeerTube network. The organization behind it, Framasoft, doesn't push radical views on its users. And, more importantly, the instance of the developers (framatube.org) is nowhere near being the center of the network, while lemmy.ml is the focal point of lemmy. The admins of lemmy have the responsibility to not be too political as the whole network relies on this server.
Peertube has a massive neo Nazi problem because all the far rights that got banned from YouTube moved there. People have been complaining about that for ages.