I enjoyed my time being here and helping to grow this community. My plan was to keep things such as book of the month and show discussions going indefinitely. It’s sad to say goodbye as I would love to continue to try my best at facilitating discussion and help this community become a great resource for science fiction fans everywhere. Unfortunately, I don’t have a choice as lemmy.world admins have made the rather baffling decision to ban my account despite no rules being broken. Unless I hear back from Ruud on the matter and the situation is rectified there is no way for me to continue to enjoy discussing science fiction with all of you here. I’m unsure if I will attempt to restart this community on another instance.

Keep on loving science fiction. You guys are great. 🚀

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    I'm so sorry to hear that.

    I've too been banned from 2 communities without any justification. (I even made a post about it.)

    We need to speak up as members of this wonderful community, we need to build a network that works on trust and reason.

    Otherwise, Lemmy (and the Fediverse at large) will be no better than the big tech platforms we fight so hard to get away from.

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      1 year ago

      I mean users are the ones that are flocking to lemmy.world to start new communities instead doing that on other instances.

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          I don't generally post on lemmy.world if alternative community exists somewhere else. Cross-posting is a good tool for spreading out but it is not really getting used a lot due to mobile clients not handing them and just showing multiple posts in a row (which annoys people).

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        It's a bit of a discoverability problem I think, much easier to find content on your own instance. (So new communities are opened on instances with lots of people)

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      I was instanced banned as well

      This is just like reddit, curating content they approve vs what they disapprove

      Who knows what this is, was or soon will be