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@deutrino@mstdn.io

... been a while since I poked my head in on the fusion reactor of drama that is Lemmy, anyway it's melting down again over poor moderation on the largest instance, both from a specific moderator with a long contentious history, and the instance mods as well. bonus, it's over Gaza (it's always over Gaza)

sopuli.xyz/post/42630105

sopuli.xyz

The Palestinian Genocide IS NOT US Politics OK!!! - Sopuli

Jordan Lund is NOT a good human being. [https://sopuli.xyz/pictrs/image/09141553-3ca8-47a9-ad06-356e1e0f23e8.webp] [https://sopuli.xyz/pictrs/image/7add7bec-3a60-49e6-94e4-39c24230a69f.webp] Right, the Gaza Genocide isn’t US Politics… Those aren’t US made bombs being dropped with US politicians cheering them on and US diplomatic support and denial allowing the Genocide to continue. Nothing could be more salient to US politics than the ways in which the Palestinian Genocide drove us to war. What a joke. I feel that this situation unfortunately requires escalation and I will be directly contacting Lemmy World mods, I will update with their response. For the record the first article about corporate complicity in the Palestinian Genocide includes references to many major US corporations, thus making it drirectly relevant to US politics at an immediate level. https://sopuli.xyz/post/42581206 [https://sopuli.xyz/post/42581206] https://www.alai.info/en/corporate-participation-and-complicity-in-the-genocide-against-the-palestinian/ [https://www.alai.info/en/corporate-participation-and-complicity-in-the-genocide-against-the-palestinian/] The second article about US media’s complicity in coverage over the Palestinian Genocide… do I need to actually explain how that is related to US politics? Of course it is? https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579919 [https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579919] https://dawnmena.org/destroying-al-shifa-hospital-robin-andersens-the-complicity-lens-us-media-coverage-of-israels-genocide-in-gaza/ [https://dawnmena.org/destroying-al-shifa-hospital-robin-andersens-the-complicity-lens-us-media-coverage-of-israels-genocide-in-gaza/] The third article is relevant because the US and Israel have been intimately interwoven in their escalation of Genocide and breaking of international norms, if a Genocide begins in Lebanon it will be a DIRECT continuation of US politics applied first in Israel and next in Lebanon. I mean what the hell we are fighting a war RIGHT NOW and this is the biggest escalation possible IN THAT WAR. How is that NOT related to US politics??? https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579757 [https://sopuli.xyz/post/42579757] https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-replicating-its-gaza-war-tactics-lebanon [https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-replicating-its-gaza-war-tactics-lebanon] The fourth article about there being no ceasefire in Gaza, I don’t even know how to go about this one, om, it is politics involving primarily the US here? The US is the single most relevant political actor capable of changing this situation? How is this not US politics? Where can you cleanly draw a line here? https://sopuli.xyz/post/42630002 [https://sopuli.xyz/post/42630002] https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/there-no-ceasefire-gaza [https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/there-no-ceasefire-gaza] The US is directly and intimately complicit in the Palestinian Genocide, you cannot in good conscience nor with logical consistency separate US politics cleanly from this issue, if you wanted that to be possible you should have spoken up louder against the Genocide before, now it is too late to fumble with broken stilted arguments like this. The Palestinian Genocide is US Politics, period, end of story. > Can we finally stop pretending that what we have been witnessing in Gaza over the past 22 months is a “war,” a “conflict,” or even a “humanitarian crisis”? Many of the world’s leading human rights and humanitarian groups – including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Doctors Without Borders – agreed months ago that what is being livestreamed to our phones on a daily basis is indeed a genocide. … > Trump’s Republican allies in the House and Senate are even more gung-ho. Forget complicity; Congress is filled with GOP cheerleaders for genocide, from Senators Tom “bounce the rubble in Gaza” Cotton to Lindsey “level the place” Graham. The newest member of the House, Randy Fine, a Republican representative of Florida, has called for the nuking of Gaza and said just days ago that Palestinians in Gaza should “starve away” until the Israeli hostages are all released. (A reminder that incitement to genocide is also a crime under Article III of the Genocide convention.) > But we cannot let Democrats off the hook either. The first 16 months of this mass slaughter unfolded on a Democratic president’s watch. From the get-go, Joe Biden gave Netanyahu and his cabinet of génocidaires everything they needed – 2,000-lb bombs to drop on refugee camps filled with Palestinian children? Check. UN security council vetoes to prevent the passage of resolutions calling for a permanent ceasefire? Check. The burial of internal US government reports warning of war crimes and famine in Gaza? Check. > It wasn’t just Biden. The vast majority of Democrats in Congress spent much of 2024 casting vote after vote to keep arming, funding and whitewashing the mass killing of Palestinian civilians. Even now, in the summer of 2025, seven high-profile Democratic senators were happy to take a smiling photo with Netanyahu, including the Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, who claims talk of genocide is antisemitic and says his job “is to keep the left pro-Israel”. - Mehdi Hasan https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/02/the-us-complicit-genocide-israel-gaza [https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/02/the-us-complicit-genocide-israel-gaza]

@tchambers@indieweb.social · Reply to Tim Chambers
@soaproot@sfba.social · Reply to MadeInDex

@madeindex The other replies on this thread have covered a lot of the topic and I'll also mention projects like PieFed and KBin/Mbin as alternatives. (I'm not close enough to any of this to have much of an opinion, however).

@jaredwhite@indieweb.social

Yo yo! My FIRST episode of the Intuitive+ exclusive “Future Insider” is in the can and going out first thing tomorrow. 🥳

In it I talk all about my latest thinking on the and why has gotten *oh so good* in v1.3 and beyond. I love using PieFed daily and truly believe it is the unsung hero of the right now.

So join Intuitive+ for $5/month to support my podcasting & publishing and get access to Future Insider when it drops!

plus.intuitivefuture.com/

plus.intuitivefuture.com

Intuitive Future: Unwaveringly Inquiring. Reliably Ethical.

We’re building an independent, subscription-based education platform which puts people over profits, protocols over platforms, and community over corporate malfeasance.

@jaredwhite@indieweb.social

Yo yo! My FIRST episode of the Intuitive+ exclusive “Future Insider” is in the can and going out first thing tomorrow. 🥳

In it I talk all about my latest thinking on the and why has gotten *oh so good* in v1.3 and beyond. I love using PieFed daily and truly believe it is the unsung hero of the right now.

So join Intuitive+ for $5/month to support my podcasting & publishing and get access to Future Insider when it drops!

plus.intuitivefuture.com/

plus.intuitivefuture.com

Intuitive Future: Unwaveringly Inquiring. Reliably Ethical.

We’re building an independent, subscription-based education platform which puts people over profits, protocols over platforms, and community over corporate malfeasance.

@jaredwhite@indieweb.social

All right folks, the Human Web Collective is now running v1.3 and it is GLORIOUS! 🎉

* With Lemmy API compatibility, you can now use @voyagerapp to log in and use the site. For those who don't know, this is an Apollo-for-Reddit inspired client which absolutely rocks!
* The federation of Link posts is much improved, looks great in Mastodon.
* Everything feels zippy, even running on my modest VM.

PieFed & the is ready for Prime Time. Come join us! 🤘😎

humansare.social

humansare.social

Human Web Collective - Join the Pro-Craft Movement and Save Humanity!

![100% Generative AI-free. Reclaiming tech without apology](https://humanwebcollective.atl1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/SL/RZ/SLRZhJh1CGMegir.…

@jaredwhite@indieweb.social

All right folks, the Human Web Collective is now running v1.3 and it is GLORIOUS! 🎉

* With Lemmy API compatibility, you can now use @voyagerapp to log in and use the site. For those who don't know, this is an Apollo-for-Reddit inspired client which absolutely rocks!
* The federation of Link posts is much improved, looks great in Mastodon.
* Everything feels zippy, even running on my modest VM.

PieFed & the is ready for Prime Time. Come join us! 🤘😎

humansare.social

humansare.social

Human Web Collective - Join the Pro-Craft Movement and Save Humanity!

![100% Generative AI-free. Reclaiming tech without apology](https://humanwebcollective.atl1.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/SL/RZ/SLRZhJh1CGMegir.…

was browsing the through and saw a few different memes using this pattern that I didn't recognize and thru that learned about Lioconcha Hieroglyphica, the clam with aesemic writing on its back

A photo of the Lioconcha Hieroglyphica clam
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A photo of the Lioconcha Hieroglyphica clam

August update:

I’d gotten waylaid a bit due to "life" (and had some initial challenges in testing federation…all good now from the looks of it), but at this point

I can safely say my instance is very nearly ready to go public! 🥳

I'm convinced the public web forum of tomorrow is a installation, and PieFed has risen to the top as the best project in this genre imo. Can't wait to go all-in on promoting it.

Sneak peak:

a screenshot of PieFed and an instance titled “Human Web Collective”
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a screenshot of PieFed and an instance titled “Human Web Collective”

was browsing the through and saw a few different memes using this pattern that I didn't recognize and thru that learned about Lioconcha Hieroglyphica, the clam with aesemic writing on its back

A photo of the Lioconcha Hieroglyphica clam
ALT text

A photo of the Lioconcha Hieroglyphica clam

August update:

I’d gotten waylaid a bit due to "life" (and had some initial challenges in testing federation…all good now from the looks of it), but at this point

I can safely say my instance is very nearly ready to go public! 🥳

I'm convinced the public web forum of tomorrow is a installation, and PieFed has risen to the top as the best project in this genre imo. Can't wait to go all-in on promoting it.

Sneak peak:

a screenshot of PieFed and an instance titled “Human Web Collective”
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a screenshot of PieFed and an instance titled “Human Web Collective”

@Cappyjax@mastodon.social · Reply to Ivan Todorov

@ivantodorov Give Piefed a try - it interoperates with Lemmy and Kbin/Mbin. The cool feature I like about Piefed is it will link messages in cross-posts so that even if you're in a small community, you'll get to see the bigger picture of what's being discussed. On lemmy you have to navigate to the crossposted links to see other comments, which if you don't, can make your experience feel walled-off.

join.piefed.social/

join.piefed.social

PieFed - Open Source Federated Forum

A link aggregator, a forum, a hub of social interaction and information, built for the fediverse.

@Cappyjax@mastodon.social · Reply to Ivan Todorov

@ivantodorov Give Piefed a try - it interoperates with Lemmy and Kbin/Mbin. The cool feature I like about Piefed is it will link messages in cross-posts so that even if you're in a small community, you'll get to see the bigger picture of what's being discussed. On lemmy you have to navigate to the crossposted links to see other comments, which if you don't, can make your experience feel walled-off.

join.piefed.social/

join.piefed.social

PieFed - Open Source Federated Forum

A link aggregator, a forum, a hub of social interaction and information, built for the fediverse.

@strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nz · Reply to Jeff

@box464
> PieFed is seeing a surge in new users as a prominent Lemmy server retires, lemm.ee

is a cool project so while I'm always sad to see a well-used fediverse service die, this is definitely a silver lining.

While we're talking about the , I just came across a community that hosts itself;

dullsters.net/

Making it effectively independent of account-hosting aggregator services like lemm.ee. In the absence of fully federated groups, this seems sensible.

dullsters.net

Dullsters.net

@tchambers@indieweb.social · Reply to Tim Chambers
@box464@mastodon.social
@box464@mastodon.social
@box464@mastodon.social
@Jerry@hear-me.social

has a great new feature. When you search for a community, it doesn't just look for communities that your server knows about, but it also looks through the index, via LemmyVerse.net, to find Lemmy communities that you can then bring into the Piefed instance you're on.

piefed.social/post/531611

Want to join the ? I use Piefed. It's new but powerful. You can find an instance to join here: join.piefed.social/try/

join.piefed.social

Try PieFed - PieFed

Each instance (server) of PieFed shares content with each other and with the wider fediverse of Lemmy, Mbin, Mastodon and others. You can use any of the following instances to try out PieFed: Instance Location piefed.social Europe feddit.online North America link.fossdle.org Europe piefed.au Australia

@deutrino@mstdn.io

so as part of quitting slumming on reddit, yesterday I went thru and found some Lemmy-adjacent communities. I already had the Thunder and Voyager clients installed on my phone, so as I use those I'll figure out which I like best.

it's still pretty small, with fairly fragmented communities, in that a given topic might have 6 communities on various instances, 4 or 5 of which are completely or mostly dead.

@Jerry@hear-me.social

has a great new feature. When you search for a community, it doesn't just look for communities that your server knows about, but it also looks through the index, via LemmyVerse.net, to find Lemmy communities that you can then bring into the Piefed instance you're on.

piefed.social/post/531611

Want to join the ? I use Piefed. It's new but powerful. You can find an instance to join here: join.piefed.social/try/

join.piefed.social

Try PieFed - PieFed

Each instance (server) of PieFed shares content with each other and with the wider fediverse of Lemmy, Mbin, Mastodon and others. You can use any of the following instances to try out PieFed: Instance Location piefed.social Europe feddit.online North America link.fossdle.org Europe piefed.au Australia

@soaproot@sfba.social · Reply to prozak

@Prozak @mdione If I put this URL in the search bar in Mastodon I see the post. You should be able to boost, favorite, etc, from there.

(exactly what posts behave like when federated to microblogging systems like Mastodon can turn into a deeper rabbit hole, but basic things like in the previous paragraph work as far as I know).

@db0@hachyderm.io · Reply to BeAware :fediverse:

@BeAware I haven't had (almost) any such issues with , but my primary audience has been and the instead of microblogging. There's surprisingly different norms that have been organically reached in mastodon over the past decade which are fairly alien outside it.

It honestly feels more like a small group of people trying to futilely hold back the Eternal September through scolding and pile-ons.

@db0@hachyderm.io · Reply to BeAware :fediverse:

@BeAware I haven't had (almost) any such issues with , but my primary audience has been and the instead of microblogging. There's surprisingly different norms that have been organically reached in mastodon over the past decade which are fairly alien outside it.

It honestly feels more like a small group of people trying to futilely hold back the Eternal September through scolding and pile-ons.

@darren@c.im

After seeing so much great currated content from @Flipboard on the , I finally downloaded their app and connected it with to account. Really enjoy how well and Fediverse go together.

I see a real opportunity for them to enhance interactions and reach even further for publishers with a tight integration.

A screen shot from an Android phone showing the Flipboard app Mastodon integration.
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A screen shot from an Android phone showing the Flipboard app Mastodon integration.

@Berin@mastodon.social

Since people asked, here's how to make a Lemmy/threadiverse post from a microblog. Note that this might not always work, depending on your instance.

Infographic showing a Mastodon post and the corresponding Lemmy view.

Title: How to post into a Lemmy/threadiverse community from a microblog

1 - The first line of the post will become the thread's title
2 - The entire post will be copied into the post body
3 - Tag the community (and only one community at a time)
4 - Use hashtags as usual
5 - Upvotes will federate as likes (behaviour might vary depending on your instance)
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Infographic showing a Mastodon post and the corresponding Lemmy view. Title: How to post into a Lemmy/threadiverse community from a microblog 1 - The first line of the post will become the thread's title 2 - The entire post will be copied into the post body 3 - Tag the community (and only one community at a time) 4 - Use hashtags as usual 5 - Upvotes will federate as likes (behaviour might vary depending on your instance)

@thenexusofprivacy@infosec.exchange

A lot of good stuff is happening in the fediverses!

privacy.thenexus.today/good-st

Including:

  • DAIR-tube, the PeerTube page of Dr. Timnit Gebru's's Distributed AI ResearchCenter
  • The Website League, an island network that's taking a very different approach
  • GoToSocial v 0.17, continuing their focus on safety and privacy with interaction controls.
  • Piefed and the
  • Bonfire's new Mosaic service along with their work on Open Science Network and prosocial design
  • and the ATmosphere's continued momentum

And that's not all! The last section of the article briefly touches on @kissane's work on revealing the fediverse's gifts, Weird and the Leaf protocol, @newsmast's Channel.org and the Patchwork fork, @Flipboard bringing @19thnews and hundreds of other publishers to the Fediverse, Bandwagon, a proof of concept integration of Faircamp into Hubzilla, Mastodon 4.3 ...

There really is a lot going on!

@fediversenews

writer.oliphant.social

Islands

Islands are opt-in federated networks consisting of a chain of allowlist or "limited federation" servers linked together. Everyone in the...

@_elena@mastodon.social
@WeirdAlex03@universeodon.com

My contributions to / :

- Lemmy.zip Logo: My headliner for this year is again the logo for .zip, my home instance in the . I chose the spot and placed the first pixels, but it was a team effort with at least 15 others contributing
- Before starting the Lemmy.zip logo, I also started the . I made the template, but the idea was from @the_dopamine_fiend and I only drew the first 3 "lines" of data, the rest was all done by others
- I wanted to do something with @theowlhouse, but didn't think of that until the second day when it was too late for something big. Instead, I just made a little mini Grom Fight for my rep
- With time running short, I decided to use some spare pixels in the final hour to make a ghost amogus. You'd think white-on-white wouldn't be seen, but @ArieTheFloof@glaceon.social noticed and placed the last two pixels
- Lastly, a little mini from , because why not?

The Lemmy.zip logo as seen on Canvas 2024

A pixel art drawing of an orange mouse head, with a peach nose (the nose is actually the same color as the rest of the face on the actual logo). The top of the head is "unzipped" by a zipper running diagonally to the right eye, revealing other artwork behind. The logo is surrounded by an orange border with the text ".zip" in the lower right corner
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The Lemmy.zip logo as seen on Canvas 2024 A pixel art drawing of an orange mouse head, with a peach nose (the nose is actually the same color as the rest of the face on the actual logo). The top of the head is "unzipped" by a zipper running diagonally to the right eye, revealing other artwork behind. The logo is surrounded by an orange border with the text ".zip" in the lower right corner

The Arecibo Message as seen on Canvas 2024

This follows the common representation with different segments highlighted in color for distinction, as seen on i.e. Wikipedia. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arecibo_message for a more detailed description of the message itself
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The Arecibo Message as seen on Canvas 2024 This follows the common representation with different segments highlighted in color for distinction, as seen on i.e. Wikipedia. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arecibo_message for a more detailed description of the message itself

The Haskell logo with a small depiction of Amity Blight and Luz Noceda holding hands underneath, as seen on Canvas 2024

The Haskell logo contains (among other elements) a Greek letter lambda (λ). The Lumity scene is placed in the negative space under the lambda, standing on another piece of art. Luz and Amity are in their dresses from Season 1 Episode 16 "Enchanting Grom Fright": Amity in a dress with black top and purple bottom, and Luz in a tuxedo with a tutu. Each of them are only 3x7 pixels so there really isn't that much detail here
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The Haskell logo with a small depiction of Amity Blight and Luz Noceda holding hands underneath, as seen on Canvas 2024 The Haskell logo contains (among other elements) a Greek letter lambda (λ). The Lumity scene is placed in the negative space under the lambda, standing on another piece of art. Luz and Amity are in their dresses from Season 1 Episode 16 "Enchanting Grom Fright": Amity in a dress with black top and purple bottom, and Luz in a tuxedo with a tutu. Each of them are only 3x7 pixels so there really isn't that much detail here

My ghost amogus as seen on Canvas 2024 with the "Blank canvas overlay" enabled, changing the color of the background to reveal white pixels

A close-up of the lower left corner of the Lemmy.zip logo. The normally white background color has stop been changed to a light green, revealing white pixels that have been placed by users. There is a white 4x4 pixel deception of the character from Among Us in the corner of the border, next to a Stu (a red character with a purple and red tail and purple and red horns, which was incredibly prevalent on Canvas 2024. I have no idea where the character came from)
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My ghost amogus as seen on Canvas 2024 with the "Blank canvas overlay" enabled, changing the color of the background to reveal white pixels A close-up of the lower left corner of the Lemmy.zip logo. The normally white background color has stop been changed to a light green, revealing white pixels that have been placed by users. There is a white 4x4 pixel deception of the character from Among Us in the corner of the border, next to a Stu (a red character with a purple and red tail and purple and red horns, which was incredibly prevalent on Canvas 2024. I have no idea where the character came from)

The family of services:

Theme: single-letter domain name.

1: c.im — a Mastodon software instance. ()
2: c.wtf — a Rebased+Soapbox (fork of Pleroma with Soapbox frontend) software instance. (microblogging)
3: p.lu — a PeerTube software instance. ( hosting)
4: r.nf — a Lemmy software instance. ()

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Inspired by c.im/@jerry@infosec.exchange/1

c.im

C.IM

C.IM is a general, mainly English-speaking Mastodon instance.

@erlend@writing.exchange

Communal Bonfires; creating space for group-scale discourse on top of @matrix

blog.erlend.sh/communal-bonfir

Today we're pre-releasing Commune, our first foundational step towards a community platform built specifically for alignment with digital gardens.

Cyber-ecological messaging anyone?!

It's an evolving piece of software serving as the primary bonfire component of the overarching Community OS concept.

github.com/commune-os/commune-

github.com

GitHub - commune-sh/commune-server: Build communities on Matrix

Build communities on Matrix. Contribute to commune-sh/commune-server development by creating an account on GitHub.