There are different opinions on Beehaw’s registration process. I kind of see how some people would find it dissuasive, specially after most of us are coming from Reddit. But I still think it’s very practical, at least for the time being.

Btw, this is only my opinion as a new user, I don’t know any of the admins/mods. Link to my original comment.

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    Regulation of user registration and defederation are key to the fediverse, not against its purpose.

    The purpose of the fediverse isn’t to be a replacement for any centralised social media, it’s to be a safe alternative free of corporations and bad actors (who are isolated in their own servers). If you just wanted a Reddit 2.0 maybe a centralised alternative would have been better for you.

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      The purpose of the fediverse isn’t to be a replacement for any centralised social media

      Isn’t the decentralization like the entire point? Your two points go hand in hand, I think.

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        Decentralized governance is I think the point. You, upon diving into Federation: Into the Fediverse or browsing Federation: Across the Fediverse have an opportunity to find an instance that is governed how you like. Remember how on reddit there were both complaints that admins took too long to quarantine subs like The Donald, while also complaining that power mods were preventing meaningful discussion from happening? Well here you can find the right moderation style for you! Including spinning up an instance and self moderating

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        I just wanted a Reddit replacement.

        Reddit is centralized. The Fediverse (however you choose to access it) is decentralized.

        You will never find a Reddit replacement here.