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Generally there's only 2 big problems for me:
Still better than Reddit or Facebook 🤷
I've found any discourse here is almost immediately met with deletions and bans. It's just Reddit with harder-left slants, and even more trigger happy mods. The difference for me being that I get controls to block all of the communities that I don't want to listen to. Unlike Reddit where you don't really have the filtering options - Lemmy gives you the ability to block instances, communities, and users without some really artificially low cap like Reddit has.
I think the only thing that irks me, is that there's a new lemmynsfw community every 30 seconds with someone posting some crazy outrageous kink and the web interface doesn't let you block the community directly from the post on /all
There's no distinction in NSFW topics either - whereas there should be NSFW (Porn) and NSFW (Gore), etc.