There is! Let me find the script: https://github.com/wescode/lemmy_migrate

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Oh this is very cool

The benefit for you is that you will be in a low traffic instance. All the content you load will be loaded from that instance, not lemmy.world. So for you the content loads faster.

Like, I’m replying to you from lemmygrad.ml, and I’m never actually connecting to lemmy.world, and no content is loaded in real time from Lemmy.world. this comment will be synced back to lemmy.world and then synced out to everyone else that’s subscribed.

But if 90% of people are on Lemmy.world then naturally it’s going to run like ass.

For all we know it’s hosted in an old laptop in someone’s basement right?

Sounds like a good time

Don’t join the largest instances then. Lemmy.world is over loaded and mastodon.social is historically overloaded.

Dude, your baby isn’t a group of nazi’s what are you on?

I mean, .ml domains are free: http://www.point.ml/en/index.html?lang=en that’s the reason it was used.

You’ve seen how Citizen United has led to a deluge of corporate influence on politics right? And you are not sure what the issue could be with allowing Corporations to vote? How about we just skip all these middle steps and just allow the corporations to be elected directly into public office? I’m sure they’ll have the average citizens interests at heart.

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This is very cool, is the bot code published somewhere?

Glad I got out when I did. Wish I could convince my employer to do the same.

Yes there is a distinction between webPAGE and webSITE. Which is why I used site and not page. I never said they have the URLs, that was you.

I build and maintain networks for a living, so I know what the network operators do and do not have access to.

As a user of any network, you should be walking around under the assumption that every network is hostile.

Regardless, my point still stands. You should have no expectation of privacy when you don’t control the system your using. Especially these self hosted federated systems. Let alone a public webform where your sharing your thoughts and ideas and other PII.

• Don’t use repeat usernames across services
• Don’t include your full name
• Don’t include your photo
• Ditch your account periodically and make a new one
• Maintain separate accounts for different interests, especially NSFW content.

If you leave a trail of breadcrumbs, you will be found.

Unless the DMs are encrypted using your own keys, your DMs are one SQL query away from being nightly reading material for any instance admin.

That’s the leading privacy concern with these systems. You might think your DMs are private, but unless their encrypted, any DBA can read them. You better hope the Admins of your instance have no voyeuristic intentions.

I’ve noticed this too, it’s not great lol.

“Wants to post on a social media website” “Wants pure privacy on the social media website”

I’m not sure what the issue is here… Did you know that your ISP has a record of every website you’ve ever been to on a server you don’t control and they can look at it whenever they want?

Did you know you leave a record of your device on any network you join, leaving a unique ID behind that can be mapped back to you? This record is stored on severs you don’t control and the operatora can view this record whenever they want?

Did you know that the admins of raddle have access to all your comments and DMs?! And they can read them at any time?!

You are really missing the forest here. I’m registered on a explicitly Marxist-Leninist instance, where I talk to like minded people. I might want to talk to them about Cats, and only them.

However, I’m subbed to a lot of other communities outside of my instance. My subs are synced with my instance and then show up in the All list on the instance for everyone to explore.

There is a instance explicitly for Starteck, startrek.website, it 3 communities. I’m subbed to their c/startrek and my instances c/startrek and both instances engage with startreks very differently.

This is the strength of Lemmy. It’s more likely that over time niche instances will become the norm, where the communities within them are centered around something (a ideology, a brand, a fandom), but because it’s federated everyone can connect with everyone if they wish.

Why can’t you maintain two accounts exactly? Also, lemmynsfw was having issues early on in their AI porn community where some very questionable stuff was being posted, requiring an explicit age rule to be implementing.

When you sub to a remote community that content is synced to your home instance. I wouldn’t touch NSFW content being federated to an instance I own either. Way to much of a liability. Especially since I would be at the mercy of the random users Im hosting.

This is a strength of Lemmy imo.

What are you on? So instances should have no say in regards to who they federate with? Also it sounds like you’re advocating for centralization… Why would we want that?

You’ll be happy with the new version then because it supports in app community links.