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Being on Lemmy has made me realize that not having to constantly deal with nazis on your instance kind of rocks and I want that same experience on the rest of the federation.

I'm currently on mastodon.social and matrix.org and have had my problems with both but don't know where a good place to move would be. Help me find a better place to set up on the federation. This thread was spurred by https://lemmy.ml/post/13634062 but really it's been a problem i've been having for awhile now and would like to take preventative actions before liberalism starts to become hardcore nazified.

I've sent in my appeal and i'm sure the removal will be quickly reversed, it's still very extremely disturbing such a thing could happen.

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• This is a good quality post [8 up, 0 down]
• This is a good quality post whose author is being harassed by some weirdo [8 up, 1 down]
• This comment is part of a heated argument that's 8 comments deep [1 up, 1 down]
• This is a political post. Communists and Nazis are fighting over if it's a good post or if it's the actual spawn of Satan [8 up, 8 down]
• This comment has been removed by the moderators [0 up, 8 down]
• The poster immediately regretted posting this [0 up, 0 down]

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• [8 up, ? down (down arrow is smaller)] This instance hides downvotes so you can't tell if it's actually a good post or if it's just a part of some circlejerk
• [8 up, 0 down (down arrow is sideways)] This is loss
• [9 up (arrow is sideways), 11 down] This is a national tragedy
• [Two arrows pointing at each other with ?s above them] Two people are accusing each other and you don't know which one is right so you just kinda don't vote on this one
• [69 up, 42 down] Regardless of the quality of the post, you dare not disrupt the delicate balance of such a specimen by voting
• [69 up, 43 down] God fucking damn it.

I used to play in a lot of minecraft communities centered around modding. I would play pack after pack after pack all in multiplayer until the next one came. Eventually, I started to become dissatisfied with the lack of quality of some packs (so called 'kitchen sink' packs where people just dump in whatever mods they kind of like with no rhyme or reason) so I worked on my own 1.7.10 pack around a core theme. Before I could finish, I had to quit due to the place getting increasingly fascist, which left me basically orphaned. I worked on and off of it and about a year and a half later, the pack was in a more-or-less complete state.

I had a few friends playtest it and found a lot of little issues which I later tackled with patches, and now it's matured to a point where I was ready to release a part 2. Only issue though, is that interest in the series has completely dropped off and nobody is really all that into playing anymore. So this is where you come in!

This is the first public release of the pack. I'm hoping that I can get some people here to try it out and give feedback on how to make it even better. If even one person enjoys it to its end than I will consider all my effort over the years well worth it, but i'm hoping it can become the long-lasting pack it was created to be.

Summary: Balanced EMC economy, space/science theming, custom mob spawning and combat, no damage invincibility, craftable enchants, nearly limitless depth, realistic electricity simulator, designed with multiplayer in mind, zero-to-god, actively updated, disable hunger

Here is the download. Please read the README file https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqIwFSfZlFJbkTiNsCJvLyTWzOYh

If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them here, and if you have any feedback I will do my best to address it. Please also show off any builds or progress you've made as well, I would love to see it!

This tab works like Subscribed only in reverse; it only shows stuff from comms you're not subscribed to. Perfect for finding new content to subscribe to without needing to sift through All.

Kind of like how you can do [in-line links](to link people to a website), allow the user to use the same syntax to create contextual information that appears when the [user mouses over](Similar to alt-text on an image). This way users who know the context won't have to slog through a tedious wall of text while those who don't can optionally bring themselves up to speed. For clarity sake in-line context will be a different color to a link, and those on mobile (or desktop) can click it to expand out the contained text as if it was part of the original comment.

EDIT: it might be a good idea to potentially use different syntax so that you can link websites within in-line context.

Every 1 hour the bot takes the previous top voted action and performs it then pastes the screen and begins the next vote in an "exhilarating 1 frame per hour" playthrough of Pokemon Gold. You get pinged when the vote ends. If nothing is voted on, it picks at random.

So far Mastodon named themselves FRY, attempted to pull an item out of the PC but instead exited the menu and went downstairs.

I wanted to play Rock Paper Scissors competitively but sadly I didn't make the cut. My first opponent absolutely rocked me in the preliminary.