Whoever is in charge of that instance, STOP.
It’s an instance that crossposts posts from Reddit, except it also makes a new user for each Reddit account it came from. So if /u/hello123 made a post, it makes that post under a new account called hello123. That makes it impossible to block posting bots.
Not only that, it makes posts look like they’re posted by real people, with many question and text posts being copied as well. I was very confused as to what these posts were until I realized they’re crossposts.
Examples:
https://lemm.ee/u/[email protected]
https://lemm.ee/u/[email protected]
https://lemm.ee/u/[email protected]
I strongly believe Lemmy isn’t the place for mirroring content from other websites. You can host your own alternate Reddit frontend like LibReddit, there’s no reason to spam the posts to everyone using Lemmy just because 5 people asked for it. Not to mention there are already enough instances mirroring posts, this is getting obnoxious.
There are a lot of subreddits that have set up their own Lemmy communities. There’s not much hindering them.
And there are lots that didn’t, and these are the ones that I am creating instances/communities for.
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It’s not just moderators. I’m talking about members of the community who were completely ignored by moderators when asked “can we find a better alternative?”
Saying “they had the option, if they didn’t move it’s their problem” is incredibly ignorant of power dynamics in asymmetric relationships.