I don’t understand how Lemmy.world developers managed to surpass both Lemmy.ml and Beehaw.org instances in user activity.

  • PorkRoll
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    151 year ago

    Can I ask what worries you about it being hosted on Malaysia?

    • AFK BRB Chocolate
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      501 year ago

      I’m not any authority, and I could be just ignorant, but my understanding is that the Malaysian government makes liberal use of laws against sedition and that govern communication to silence dissent. There was an artist who has been jailed a couple times this year for political satire. That kind of atmosphere doesn’t seem like a good place to host communities that want free discussion.

        • @kat
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          11 year ago

          They haven’t asked for extradition yet, but it worries me that they could ask for extradition from the US just because a US citizen made a mean joke that hurt their feelings. If they asked, would the US comply? Seems pretty anti-free-speech if they did.

      • PorkRoll
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        61 year ago

        That’s a pretty valid reason, I’ll have to look into it more as I already created an account on .ml. While I do call myself an anarchist/communist, I don’t zealously jump at the defense of a government without nuancing the situation.

        • @[email protected]
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          201 year ago

          Excep .ml isn’t the TLD for Malaysia… .my is. .ml is Mali.

          And TLDs have little to do with where stuff is hosted. .it is Italy and .ai is Anguilla, but not always by Italian or Anguillan companies.

          • PorkRoll
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            71 year ago

            I knew that .ml stand for “Marxist-Lenninist” and now that I realize the other lem thought .ml meant it’s being hosted in Malaysia I’m cracking up. That’s a fun mishap.

    • @zeppo
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      31 year ago

      It’s decidedly not hosted in malaysia. I’m also unclear why that would be a problem though.