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[Vote] Should we defederate hexbear?
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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What is hexbear?
Why would the people who want to defederate say that it should be defederated?
Hexbear is "a leftist social platform centered around community building through discussion, shitposting memes, and sharing content."
It's a self-proclaimed sister-site to lemmygrad.ml, which is an extremist red-fascist community. Hexbear was created after reddit banned the hate subreddit, /r/chapotraphouse.
/c/meanwhileongrad has some examples of both types of content these communities encourage, but you should check them out for yourself.
Though this is not a description of what hexbear is, you probably will be interested in my post where I stated why I wanted to defederate from hexbear: https://lemm.ee/post/5751850 (shameless self-plug, I know)