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Block them, it’s very easy and has made my experience much better

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I’ve removed a ton of noise from my feed by blocking only a handful of people.

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Same with comment threads.

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When you notice people from a specific instance being trolly, ban the entire instance. Also don’t feel afraid to just block someone acting up. You will find it surprisingly cathartic.

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That’s definitely heavy handed, but sometimes definitely necessary. There’s some big troll instances out there, and once they’re blocked Lemmy gets a lot nicer.

I do suggest with starting individually, keeping a mental note of the instance. Then you are more sure when you’re like “Damn 10x the ones are from foo.bar, guess it’s time”

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What do you mean with trolls? I mean we have some memelords here and some argumentative people. But I don’t see trolling that often.

Generally, stick with communities that have a good atmosphere.

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Solid advice. Politics and news communities can get quite toxic

!casualconversation@lemm.ee is nice

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Like the one who nearly scared me away from using Lemmy because I posted about anime.

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There should be some communities built around an appreciation of anime. Spend time there, therefore posting to people who are there to see anime stuff. Block usernames that give you a hard time for liking what you like

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I don’t remember that post.

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Good.

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Go back to dealing with spez’ trolls

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be cool. they’ll be cool.

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People seem to have forgotten this is not /c/nostupidquestions or a place to get always helpful advice and definitely is not where people should expect wisdom to be dispensed. In fact, it breaks the rules of this community (see rule #5).

I would say this is the best advice here. Upvote from me!

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