• @JujuT
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    261 year ago

    lemmy.world is probably leading because it’s easy to sign up

    • @SolDaMan
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      201 year ago

      I mean, i would rather have an easy sign up then go through a shitty purity test like beehaw.org makes you go through.

      • @TheCookieButter
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        141 year ago

        I wrote 2 short paragraphs for the Beehaw entry and a week later was denied. By that point I was already on Lemmy.World.

        I really don’t know what else they wanted me to say to be honest. I’d be interested in seeing some accepted applications but seems excessive.

        • @apochryphal_triptych
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          101 year ago

          The very same thing happened to me. It’s amazing to me how fast Lemmy.world has grown in the few weeks I’ve been here!

          • @Beliriel
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            81 year ago

            Same for me. The only thing beehaw now has that interests me is the technology community, which seems fairly active. Other than that it died for me there. For what? Because they couldn’t deal with a few trolls? And they want their own walled garden for site applications?

            • @Cannacheques
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              Nah I wouldn’t judge man, they got their old school values, and from what I’ve seen they care about upholding those ideals and I’m cool with that.

              • @SolDaMan
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                21 year ago

                I have no problem with that but it is still a purity test and it is a random ass purity test at that, just let people join. The community is still small enough that you can easily weed out the bad apples.

        • silentassasin
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          31 year ago

          In contrast, I wrote two lines basically saying “like your vibe and the growth of your community” and was approved within a few hours maybe less.

          • @SolDaMan
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            21 year ago

            This is more or less what i said in my purity test to them and got rejected. They should figure their shit out before beehaw crashes and burns.

      • @JujuT
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        101 year ago

        Exactly! Or a waitlist like lemmy.ml. There’s probably going to be some issues with so many people in this instance, but it’s better than an echo chamber.

        • The Quuuuuill
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          51 year ago

          I’m on my secondary account because of some 0.17.4 vs mobile app compatibility issues, but my accepted application read “I like your moderation philosophy”

          That was it.

          That was all I wrote.

        • @SolDaMan
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          11 year ago

          Bitter about what? Beehaw is literally running a purity test in order to let you sign up. You sound much more bitter for me telling the truth than i am.

    • @arin
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      31 year ago

      I’m here because there’s less censorship

      • lionkoy5555
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        11 year ago

        how does censorship in federation work? for example, my account is in beehaw and I posted censored content on a less censored instance, will beehaw able to track it and block my account?

        • @arin
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          11 year ago

          I’m not sure but didn’t beehaw and lemmy.ml instances block other instances? Defederated.

      • @MilchBitte
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        21 year ago

        You need to verify your email address