You can only interact with mastodonians if they interact with something on the threadiverse first. If they leave a comment on a lemmy post, you can reply to them, but due to the way they expect federation to work, they will not announce it to the instance hosting the comm you’re in, so if you’re from a different instance than the comm, only people in your own instance will see any replies to your comment coming from mastodon.

It is

took much of lemmy.world down. I wonder how come I’m seeing some posts from lemmy.worlders though

https://gui.fediseer.com/. It provides crowdsourced instance reputations coming from other instances, so it can easily be used through tooling to achieve this.

Let’s agree to disagree

I wasn’t talking about anything like this. More about of a way for banned people to have a public place to appeal. For just calling out bad behaviour and putting peer pressure, there’s !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com

There’s a no threadiverse-wide appeals community, but it sounds like it might be useful if it becomes standard. We have !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com but that’s more about speaking truth to power, although it’s been used before to convince mods to reverse bad moderation actions

That is fucking awesome. Seeing spiders evolve to exploit cooperation like this is very fascinating.

First of all it’s opt in so they have to enable it. Second it’s currently broken federating with lemmy. I think they developed it with mastodon in mind. I’ve already reported how it doesn’t federate properly to them last year

It’s wild that these cloud providers were seen as a one-way stop to ensure reliability, only to make them a universal single point of failure.

Sweet! Subscribed!

Libs claim tankies make sockpuppets in our instance, tankies claim libs make sockpuppets in our instance. It’s just inability to comprehend the anarchist perspectives

Annoying ofc that this is all on telegram who’s really not secure enough for this sort of thing, so if people have other suggestions, feel free to post them here.

I know the “provocateur” you’re talking about, and I’ve never seen them go to troll others outside their own space. I also haven’t seen many similar profiles either.

In my experience, we don’t have quite that many leftists trying to rile each other up. What often happens is that some people want to character assassinate some others due to previous dislikes or because they oppose one of their core beliefs, so they try to blow up any “impurities” they can find in order to turn people against them. You can see it with people who get short term bans from leftist places and then get into year-long grudges.

Generally I would suggest people start ignoring people who constantly post and try to stir up drama about whole instances or specific subgroups of lemmy users. For example, I dislike intensely, like threads.net, hilariouschaos and lemmygrad and yet you don’t see me constantly opening drama threads about them.There’s some caveats in this statement, but it by and large, it applies imho.

We don’t have that many posts in them, and I know the primary posters

Yeah, those are not for automated posting. We expect people to post their best results by hand.

Nah not us. While we’re automation friendly to an extent, we’re looking for organic context for posts

Venture capital backed which means it will inevitably go to shit

Also see !flippanarchy@lemmy.dbzer0.com