• Sentrovasi@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    The point is that it’s being defended against. That’s the whole point of this post. So your audience are people who are already entrenched against the fediverse, being faced with a Lemmy invasion. And they’re the kinds of people who relish these Reddit activities in the first place.

    Do you think engaging with them in this incredibly superficial way is going to suddenly change their minds?

    Or do you maybe think it might instead reinforce their cognitive biases now that they’ve spent a day and a half “defending” r/place against the militant minority?