Embrace, extend, extinguish.
this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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Where can we find out which of the larger instances blocked or did not block Threads?
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Can I get a link to the EEE article that's been floating around? Trying to explain this to a friend and I'm too dumb/they do a good job
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ELI5 federation on Lemmy
It uses a slightly different configuration than Mastodon but otherwise it behaves exactly the same. You can read and reply to Lemmy posts from Mastodon.
In the same way, you can block requests from certain servers (this is called defederating) so their users can't reply, follow or spam you.
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I'd like to join an instance that doesn't defederate from anything.
Perhaps we can have two separate fediverses going.
I wanted to recommend infosec.pub where I'm at, they have only defederated from extremist & cp crap. Overall not even 10, however lemmygrad is included (which I consider a blessing), that would probably be the only controversial one.
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Kinda sucks because now you really have no control over who gets your data. No need to scrape pages or embed trackers when the fediverse just broadcasts your activity to anyone.
Even if your instance defederates from threads, doesn’t mean they defederated from yours, so anything you do is fair game for Meta’s data collection. That’s at least as I understand it.
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What's a good way to figure out whether my instance is blocking them?
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