Defederation means we have disconnected our instance from another, and our users will no longer be able to see communities, posts or comments from users on the defederated instance.

What will get an Instance Defederated?

Our goal is to avoid defederation, but we will do so under the following circumstances:

The instance spreads overwhelming amounts of drama, hate or negativity.
The instance is mostly made up bots, and or promotes spam.
The instance allows the harassment or doxxing of others.
The instance knowingly hosts CSAM or other illegal content.

Has FMHY Defederated Instances?

Only two, both for breaking the 1st rule above:

exploding-heads
lemmygrad

Things to Note:

There are circumstances where we may block a specific community within an instance, rather than blocking the entire instance itself, but this is very uncommon.
Remember that if there's a community you don't like, you can block it entirely (or individual users) in settings.
Keep in mind that our goal is to keep this community safe, so if you see something that breaks our rules please don't hesitate to report it.
If its something urgent, you can always contact us easily via Divolt 💬. Its connected to our discord, so there are mods online 24/7.

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[–] ziggurism@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Wait. Threads requires an instagram account. How can libsoftiktok be on threads if she is permabanned from IG.

Are you even sure this is true or is this just a rumor that you’re repeating?

Edit: there does appear to be an account called libsoftiktokofficial. Not sure whether it’s really Chaya but it has plenty of anti-trans propaganda

[–] kuna@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago

Ok fair, I'm not familiar enough with Threads lore to know if libsoftiktokofficial is really Chaya or not, and why the account is up if they were banned twice. It looks like their last post is from 6 days ago, but I'm not sure if I'm seeing the up-to-date view from the web interface from Europe (and honestly I can't be arsed to try a VPN for that). Perhaps the whole situation on Threads right now is just early platform chaos.

In any case, the whole discussion might be moot, if any of these happens to Threads:

Flops after the instagrammers get bored of it.
Thrives, but never enables federation.
Enables federation, but only as an allowlist for select big instances (like mastodon.social).
Enables open federation (RIP their mods after poa.st and people spinning up throwaway Pleroma instances catch a whiff of it), but the interface to Lemmy is too awkward for anyone to bother (like federation with Mastodon is wonky already).
Federation with random tiny Lemmy instances works in an usable manner, but someone on their side defederates after noticing that FMHY admins are very ok with piracy.

On the off chance that none of that happens, though, I'm not sure what is to be gained from federating with an instance that has orders of magnitude more users than the entire fediverse combined (even if their count is inflated) and the only moderation policy is "whatever makes Zucc richer".