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I only use lemmy.world and find it more open to free speech than reddit ever was. Reddit has gotten worse over the years. I was never a big reddit user, but just a few weeks ago I was in a non political non controversial group. None of my comments violated the rules. Out of the blue I was banned. I was scratching my head. I was told that the asshole mod of the group went through my post and comment history and found "one" comment unrelated to the group in question that they didn't like and therefore banned me. The mods and Admins over there are dedicated to the hive mind. I am never going back