• go $fsck yourself@lemmy.worldEnglish
    44·
    3 days ago

    Oh wow. That’s useful. Thanks for that. I had no idea that page existed. I’ve looked for this before and even looked again before my last comment. Where is that even found? Lemmy can be frustrating.

    Why are you so hostile?

    Because your suggestions are rude and that seems intentional.

    Your suggestions require a preposterous amount of effort for something that is best solved by letting the user block this kind of content, like being able to block domains or content federated from certain platforms. Even with this useful page, having to pour through the giant list for every possible instance to maybe find one that doesn’t federate from those platforms, but then who knows what else I’d be sacrificing for that one thing. That’s not a useful suggestion by any stretch. Suggesting running an instance is also a ridiculous answer as a solution that requires a significant amount of time, some extra resources, and then a continuous amount of time for maintenance.

    You’re not far off from just saying “Just don’t use the internet. Problem solved!” Do you see why making suggestions that are ridiculous to ‘solve’ a proportionally smaller problem is rude?

    • drkt@scribe.disroot.org
      33·
      3 days ago

      You have a strangely visceral reaction to seeing a hashtag, man. I can’t solve that for you.
      For the record, you can block entire instances from your user account.
      Basically every tool you’ve asked for so far has been available for at least a year now.

      • go $fsck yourself@lemmy.worldEnglish
        32·
        3 days ago

        I just said I wish I could block it. My “visceral reaction” has only been to your unhelpful “suggestions.”

        No, Lemmy does not have the available tools to accommodate. Blocking an instance would not prevent this sort of thing since it was posted to this community.

        You’re not helping and just being antagonistic, whether or not that is your intent. Thanks for the link to the instances page, though it’s not helpful for this situation it’s still nice to know it’s available.