I don’t know if you’ve noticed this, but threads or comments about Lemmy or the Fediverse get downvoted a lot on Reddit and trolls who claim that it’s “dogshit” and “not going anywhere” get systematically upvoted.

Some of those trolls get then exposed when you ask them what Lemmy instance they tried and one of them with whom I had a surreal exchange answered with something like “yeah ofc I used Lemmy, this is the instance: join-lemmy.org 🤦‍♂️

It’s frustrating that these trolls keep contributing to the big lie that “Lemmy is not ready yet” and that there’s “no viable alternative to Reddit”.

This and the overwhelming number of comments being “against the mod protests” just prompts me to question whether there isn’t some brigading being organized straight from the Reddit HQ.

  • milkjug
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    52 years ago

    on #4, thank you for expressing how I felt. I’m not a novice at Docker, but each time I try to spin up my own instance I gave up halfway because of the poor documentation. And I have about 30 other dockers successfully running with reverse proxies, cloudflared proxies, DNS filters, etc. And for some reason I find the docker compose difficult to comprehend.