It’s better if you untick “show read posts” in your lemmy settings.

I made a list of casual communities on Lemmy awhile ago https://lemmy.world/post/2216085 just subscribe to stuff you like and curate your own feed. Block the politics subs. Boom.

Lobsters has blocked the Brave browser since a scam in 2019. We still block it because they lie about following standards so they scrape and sell copies of websites. I’m sorry for the inconvenience, but they have previously targeted Lobsters by name and have a years-long pattern of bad behavior.

Well, that’s a new one. What you see if you visit it via Brave Browser.

Lemmy users try not to be insufferable when Windows is mentioned (Challenge) (Impossible)

Finishing work

Don’t let imperfection get in the way of progress. If you move slightly towards the left, you’re opening doors for more left ideology.

Without electoral reform, there’s no functional reason to. The lesser evil of the current system is Democrats. If you want to enact change, push support for the progressive wing of the party and push for electoral reform.

So hypothetically what would happen if you somehow ate this

Lemmy is definitely rough if you’re into niche communities, true. So was Reddit in its early years though, to be fair.

That’s not true. I’ve got a pretty active feed of subs, you just need to spend time curating a good list

Just like Reddit, you need to curate your feed. Don’t browser all/local, browse your subscriptions. Here’s a list of subs that aren’t political https://lemmy.world/post/16327122 - subscribe to ones that interest you.

Also feel free to liberally block communities. It’s trivial to do.

Yup. Reality. No point using a hyper secure chat system if literally nobody you know is using it.