It has been almost two years I’ve been on this wonderful platform (Lemmy) and I kept my reddit account so that when people complain on reddit about oppressive mods, I direct them to Lemmy. I have gotten atleast ten or fifteen people over to Lemmy since. People who don’t like all the strict rules and Authoritarianism on there.

    • TheOrcWhoWrites@lemmy.worldOP
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      6 days ago

      Never banned me. There is a Lemmy subreddit. I am not sure if it is still afloat. I will check now.

      Edit: not there anymore. Was there last year. There is one for the Fediverse still up.

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      6 days ago

      Also, if you argue that Lemmy is better than Reddit, there is a bigger chance that you will get banned. But if you state facts like just tell them what Lemmy and the Fediverse is, and that people are a little more civil over here, they don’t ban. At least in my experience.

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      I would also like to know. I think mentioning it might be fine, it’s the direct linking that would get you I think.

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      I’ve only been banned on r/technology. R/politics is the other big one, but they seem to not care. Smaller subs seem fine too