It’s not going to get addressed because it can’t be, other than running your own Lemmy instance and just federating with everyone, until the main instances turn off blocklists and instead use allowlists.
Don’t even have to run your own. I know most people think Lemmy is just lemmy.world, sh.itjust.works, and Beehaw but there’s a ton of instances up right now with open registration. Of course, if you want full control over what you see you will need to run your own, or at least make a few accounts. I think one of the real growing pains is these monolithic instances where everybody is flocking to. Not that I blame anyone, but it’s concentrating too much power and too much content in a single place. It would’ve been much more preferable at least for the communities to all have been spread out over a dozen or so instances, but it was hard enough already just to explain what the fediverse is to people to begin with.
It’s not going to get addressed because it can’t be, other than running your own Lemmy instance and just federating with everyone, until the main instances turn off blocklists and instead use allowlists.
Don’t even have to run your own. I know most people think Lemmy is just lemmy.world, sh.itjust.works, and Beehaw but there’s a ton of instances up right now with open registration. Of course, if you want full control over what you see you will need to run your own, or at least make a few accounts. I think one of the real growing pains is these monolithic instances where everybody is flocking to. Not that I blame anyone, but it’s concentrating too much power and too much content in a single place. It would’ve been much more preferable at least for the communities to all have been spread out over a dozen or so instances, but it was hard enough already just to explain what the fediverse is to people to begin with.