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  • AlmightySnoo 🐢🇮🇱🇺🇦English
    9•1 year ago
    • r/Android never mentioned Lemmy before when they could have made use of the blackout to introduce people to Lemmy;
    • never mentioned nor helped [email protected], and instead preferred to launch a tiny community much later on with the exact same goals and content just so that they can preserve their imaginary mod “powers”;
    • waited until [email protected] grew sufficiently big and until the fear of missing out kicked in, and then decided to advertise inside this community for there being “finally” an Android community on the Fediverse, still completely gaslighting [email protected] here and on r/Android;
    • the low effort advertisement in OP’s post acting as if we’re not already on a much larger and well-established Android community:

    Android news, reviews, tips, and discussions about rooting, tutorials, and apps.

    General discussion about devices is welcome. Please direct technical support, upgrade questions, buy/sell, app recommendations, and carrier-related issues to other communities. Join Here: [email protected] https://lemdro.id/c/android

    • @rimloggerEnglish
      7•1 year ago

      They still get to moderate /r/android. In the old times of discrete message board communities, there were various Android message board communities before everything started coalescing around Reddit. It’s impossible to have an opportunity to moderate every single community. If they want to create their own duplicate community, they are free to do so.

      • AlmightySnoo 🐢🇮🇱🇺🇦English
        1•1 year ago

        they are free to do so

        I never denied this, but the way it’s done here is simply disrespectful to [email protected]’s mods and the early members who grew this community together while r/Android mods ignored them.

        • @rimloggerEnglish
          4•1 year ago

          Eh, I can see that, but the whole point of the fediverse is to get away from centralization, right? I think it’s a good thing they are promoting their own instance on Lemmy. Only issue is that for right now at least - all of the instances look the same…

          • AlmightySnoo 🐢🇮🇱🇺🇦English
            1•1 year ago

            Again what we’re talking about here is mods who were radio silent about building backup communities on Lemmy since the Reddit blackout began, leaving users to figure shit out themselves on Lemmy. Reddit mods sit around and wait. After 3 weeks they see that Lemmy actually succeeded and many big communities got established. Reddit mods with their sense of entitlement then come here and say “okay peasants we appreciate what you did, now that you’re already on the lemmyverse come join us here where we still have our mod powers”.

            It has nothing to do with decentralization. It’s the disrespect that they’re openly showing.

            • @rimloggerEnglish
              4•1 year ago

              I mean… this sort of attitude you have is kind of self-defeating, no? Like let the /r/Android mods have their own community. These public spats make it confusing for end users. The fediverse doesn’t have to be one big happy family - people have freedom to associate with some communities and not others. Duplication is bound to happen in the early days of this fediverse thing.

    • ijeffEnglish
      5•1 year ago

      Hey there, I just wanted to quickly mention that /r/Android mods didn’t make the submission here and we wouldn’t have! OP seems to have gotten that description from the [email protected] sidebar. In case you’re interested, I posted a bit more context above.