Hexbear is far more likely to have users entering and using our comms, being another large socialist instance, albeit dedicated to left unity rather than Marxism like ourselves. I think there is enough of a culture change that we need to have a pinned post for hexbear users coming here explaining what kind of content/attitudes they might see here/what different rules to follow

There should also be a section dedicated to explaining to lemmygrad users to respect hexbear comm rules and what to expect from their users etc.

I think this would help ease any potential cross site struggle sessions

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    Most instances block us? Then what’s with the spate of traffic and dislikes? Some admins must’ve forgotten to do it I guess

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      ? I didnt mention that kinda offtopic skipped over the hexbear admin saying that because of the liberal in my head sorry

      regardless we’re still federated with lemmy.world, the biggest instance, and several other smaller instance, but we are indeed one of the most blocked instances

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        Haha, it happens. I wonder how long we’re going to stay federated with them if their users take this much issue with us

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          eh I think we’ll be fine, a lot of their users who are saying they don’t want to federate wouldn’t really have problems with us, I personally think they’re just being boomers afraid of change lol

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        Never heard of that other instance but it looks like they’re the common brand of anticommunist leftist. It’s very petty but I doubt that linking to a mimic site is really doing much. Besides making the lemmygrad name a little more popular, I guess?