Mlem is doing a pretty good job of adding features as their apis become available. I have a feeling the next TestFlight will have polls added.

The person you’re replying to is actually coming here from Piefed, à la the magic of the fediverse.

That’s freedom.

If that's trashing, most debates I've seen would be bloodbaths. e.e"

Irony aside, if someone is politely criticized, what seems to be what the OP did, and the receiver sees it as a problem, the receiver shouldn't be a public figure.

In a way yes, because this post is in a community running on a Lemmy instance. But at the same time: The user was did not use Lemmy to write the Lemmy trashing :)

(And Lemmy is good. It's just, PieFed is so much better!)

Some additional features that PieFed has:

• You can create posts with polls.
• Crossposts shows comments from everywhere that something is crossposted to (organized into their own sections)
• Feeds for combining multiple communities into one.
• You can blur images with spoiler tags instead of having to use NSFW.
• You can tag posts and then filter down posts based on those tags within a community.
• You can set a time/date for when something gets posted.

That's just what I can think of off the top of my head. Otherwise a more complete list can be found here: https://join.piefed.social/features/

It has more features than Lemmy atm, such as custom feeds, flairs or tags or whatever you call them, community moving, etc. (Some of which will also come to Lemmy in v1.0.0): https://join.piefed.social/features/

Since it uses Python and not Rust, it can be developed faster* => faster development and more first time contributions.

Of course it isn't perfect, it has its downsides as any other software. You might also find it more attractive if you don't like the Lemmy devs' political views.

Though it is a bit opinionated, it's good to have another alternative in the threadiverse.

You pick a piefed server and create an account there. You can transfer subscriptions, but that is not something i have done. Your content posted by your .world account stays with that account however.

You can export settings which includes subscriptions from your original account and import them into piefed.

I use Voyager, it's great. https://getvoyager.app

Create your account first on PieFed then login to voyager, there are onbording steps that the mobile app doesn't yet have.

One of the reasons I like PieFed more is because of good UX, like onbording