The issue for lemmy is the same as mastodon
The Mastodon.social privacy policy covers a lot of this, https://mastodon.social/privacy-policy
This is the least every lemmy site should have
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So after getting a an AI analysis of all your comments, them selling your data. You only worry about upvotes?
That's a small difference. This example takes a small difference and blows it up to the extreme.
Mastodon does not show threads. There Is no good entry point to a community.
But yes you are visible on mastodon.
https://mastodon.world/@[email protected]/110665507457402569
You could sub to @nostupidquestions but without threads it looks like a mess
Useless fearmongering if focussed on Lemmy only.
This could be done to any twitter, mastodon or reddit user
Does /d/ block an instance?
I think there is a misunderstanding in the kbin community.
/d/ blocks a domain, A domain is not an instance.
But i'm not shure what /d/ blocks or not. As far as I know it's what's between the bracket's after a post ()
I have not looked into the details, but this makes a solid case for public up/downvotes, it makes fuckery public.
It takes a while, no lemmy.world favorites yet.
edit: ~ 2hours, no sync yet :(
Does it still sync with kbin.social?
00:35 CET / 22:35 UTC
They are not, but it's better than nothing.
It does, and this is to comply with GDPR