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Not surprising. It was inevitable from the moment the floodgates opened
As one of the people who just got here, I do kind of like that lemmygrad seems kind of closed off from the rest. Because lots of "leftist" places back on Reddit would eventually be taken over by SocDems or Libs once they got big enough, so just having a place where they just wont go seems nice. Dunno if brigading by libs is a thing that happens often here though? Haven't been here long enough to know.
There's a very conscious effort from the radlib cliques to close off lemmygrad
Yeah, I hear talk of a lot of instances wanting to block any instance that federates with lemmygrad.
I've read that too, but they can't possibly ban lemmy.ml
lemmy.world hasn't banned lemmygrad either but I wouldn't place my hopes on that. Still, it'll impossible to stop federating with them, you'd just be cutting off large numbers of people over some comments you can't even see anyway.