Title is a bit of a loaded question but I tried to fit it into one sentence.

Do you think Lemmy’s search and use functions are hurt by all the communities that were made and abandoned during the 2023 Redditfugee influx? As in, do you think that Lemmy would be better off if some of these communities were consolidated into larger general pages until it gets a big enough user base to warrant individual communities for specific TV shows, for example.

  • @RonnieB
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    221 year ago

    Yeah I’m pretty tired of manually blocking all the fucking furry porn

    • @Tattorack
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      141 year ago

      This now the third time I’m seeing someone complain about furry porn on Lemmy and I’m just wondering… Where!?

      All I ever see is politics politics politics politics tech billionaire farted politics politics politics Elon Musk politics politics.

    • @Valkyronix
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      21 year ago

      how many subs are showing up in your feed lmao

      • @RonnieB
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        1 year ago

        Some from my blocked list:

        Female Yiff

        The yiff community of smeargle fans

        gay furry porn

        furry femboys

        yiff_irl

        trans yiff

        Enjoy!

      • @fishos
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        01 year ago

        They pop up in the /all equivalent if you don’t have NSFW communities turned off in your settings. I can only find the proper setting on desktop version tho, not mobile. So if you’ve never checked your account settings on desktop, you’re actually seeing a shitton of furry and anime porn.

        Source: I found the setting and turned it off on my PC wondering what I was not seeing. Couldn’t fix it on my phone no matter what I tried. Went back to PC and switched it back and all the porn vanished again. Uncensored Lemmy is thirsty af

        • @Valkyronix
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          211 months ago

          ah. i turned on the nsfw content when i made an account because im horny on main and like having that in my feed.