Beehaw won’t allow you to post things on their site or subscribe to notifications when new content appears on their site, unless you go through a vetting process they’ve decided to put in place (I’ve been trying to sig up for beehaw for a week now - pretty sure it’s a problem on their end and not a deliberate decision against me…)
It’s their service, they’re free to do whatever they want with it. Lemmy is just software - the people running the software ultimately control how it works.
Everything on beehaw is public. You can see it.
Beehaw won’t allow you to post things on their site or subscribe to notifications when new content appears on their site, unless you go through a vetting process they’ve decided to put in place (I’ve been trying to sig up for beehaw for a week now - pretty sure it’s a problem on their end and not a deliberate decision against me…)
It’s their service, they’re free to do whatever they want with it. Lemmy is just software - the people running the software ultimately control how it works.