There’s a lemmy (lemmy.blahaj.zone), a piefed (piefed.blahaj.zone), a sharkey (blahaj.zone), a peertube (tube.blahaj.zone), a pixelfed (pix.blahaj.zone), and finally a matrix server (ttps://chat.blahaj.zone/c/genderverse/)

Those are the ones I know at least

Because I don’t call tankies leftist?

Look at what the woke mob is doing to that cake 😔
Like, pray, and share if you love jesus and america

Nah.

This one is fun because it could be both about tankies and actual leftists depending on what you believe in.

I think perhaps this might be to your liking, Smorty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szjXxwVA-G4

Tell us rather than insult us? There’s nothing useful on the first page of results if I search for “prestige based moderating system” in duckduckgo.

Yeah no, this would not work well. Minorities often experience being downvoted in great number and out-ratioed by those that have no understanding of what they go through (your regular lemmy user). It would just result in the ultimate echo chamber where largely only liberal white cishets have anything to say. At least as things are now queers can have a queer instance and feel safe there, even if things are not ideal.

A finger off? 😳

Best of luck and all my love to everyone here in the US. As Arkhive says in the post she linked: stay safe and angry

Critiquing authoritarians doesn’t mean someone is automatically another brand of auth. They could be a non leninist socialist or an anarchist f.ex

You are absolutely welcome!

That said the flag is only as useful as people are good at using it. For now most content is still on lemmy where they don’t have the flag, so for a lot of posts it won’t be used.

Haha! :P

There’s a migrate community button actually, so you can clone over everything if you want

Ah, might be a frontend thing then. The default web frontend for blahaj can’t do that at least.

Ah yes! That’s correct. I’m an admin over there and can therefore moderate here as well

Nope! I just think it’s neat. I tried out piefed only because there’s a blåhaj instance. I’m WillStealYourUsername, a longtime mod of this comm

I found it on android. I am using the web frontend on desktop personally

Yeah! It’s part of the fediverse! Check what instance I am talking to you from :3

• Communities can have a topic, this means you can browse by topic! Nice but not mindblowing
• Communities can define post flairs! Basically very visible tags on posts that you can sort by. I’ve wanted this for a long time and some communities do this on lemmy by adding [flair/tag] to the title. Easy to forget to do. With it being a feature instead it’s just much nicer and handier
• Wikis! Some communities really benefit from having a wiki alongside it, like my DIY HRT community! I’m super pumped for this one
• There’s a NSFL flag for posts in addition to NSFW
• Lots of neat options for communities and the user. You can set communities to be mosaic instead of a list! Haven’t tried it yet but it’s cool that it’s an option
• Built in custom css stuff
• The dev seems very active and communicative
• The dev isn’t a transphobic tankie as far as I’m aware
• Everything seems to be better made than here. Did you know on lemmy you need to comment/post in a community to be made a mod? You also can’t be unmodded unless you have a comment or post. On piefed there’s a menu for this instead. Lots of just better little things like that
• More probably

The downside is Lemmy is more popular. I don’t think there is a mobile app also (edit: there are mobile apps like Interstellar, but I dunno if they support all the non-lemmy features yet), just the web frontend. There might be more, but I just started using it. Also, since the instance is new it’s still syncing posts and such from other instances and from lemmy

Edit:
Oh! And you can have “feeds” which are like multireddits. Instead of just your frontpage which acts as a singular feed you can have multiple custom feeds! Say a meme and a hobby feed f.ex, instead of everything being mixed

Edit:
One more negative is lemmy can’t see the piefed only features like wikis. It’s also newer and there seems to be mainly one contributor to the code, so I wouldn’t be surprised if there are some bugs lurking around.