Didn't the UK recently have a controversial online safety act or something? And didn't many servers defederate UK servers as result?
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2025
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No, lemmy.zip just geo blocked UK IP adresses, but the content is still available from other servers, no instance defederated.
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As a general comment, I suggest everyone interested in making the Fediverse grow to join those two communities
- !fedibridge@lemmy.dbzer0.com is about promoting the Threadiverse on other platforms (usually Reddit)
- !fedigrow@lemmy.zip is about growing communities on the platform
Nobody likes to shout into the void. The second one helps finding people to help you grow your communities.
Social media is kinda washed up. A lot of people are on substack, too. The internet as a place is just less popular, I think. We're all getting sick of it.
I left substack - terrible platform that just seems unnecessary