I for one have stopped posting any content to lemmy.ml communities.
this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2024
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We should leave the m federated on most instances as a honeypot for them. This way they don’t join other instances.
It’s like when you give a kid a video game controller without batteries.
That would only work if we labelled them so that new users are aware.
It's like handing your kid a chainsaw but forgetting to empty it of gasoline first.
I prefer the analogy of porn though: I am not advocating that it not exist, just that it be properly labelled so that it is fully consensual for someone to receive it - b/c otherwise their only alternative to avoid that (e.g. while at work) is to leave Lemmy altogether.