Stumble across an interesting community that's been dormant for a few months
Decide to try making my own post there to see if others will follow and get the community going again
Get immediately downvoted by the subscribers who haven't posted anything for 6 months and yelled at for posting something that's not exactly what they wanted to see there, even though it clearly fits the rules
Make a few more posts in hopes of winning someone over then give up because people are being dicks or just not engaging at all
Eventually give up and watch the community die again
This has happened to me several times since I started using Lemmy lol
Like it's not quite what message boards used to be, where every user seem to have their own unique identity that everyone seems to be aware of... But it's more so that then something like Reddit.
I've seen users call out other users saying things like You must be the guy that posted that thread the other day... Or something like that
The most Lemmy thing for me is that I see more wholesomeness here than on Reddit, I'm not sure if that is the answer you were looking for, but that has been my experience so far.
Tankie admins policing that you do not say improper things about totalitarian regimes around the world and banning people for "misinformation" if they say unflattering things. Don't believe me, check the modlogs.
fuck the government! School is indoctrination! Everything is death!
Or
large scale problem happens, but individuals are involved. (Driving cars, consuming products, etc)
"not my fault at all it's all the corps and govs. I can't do anything, I'm not responsible for my consumption, and will not change in any way. But fuck this or that!"
One person saying actually I agree with you on that, and the other person saying NO YOU DON'T YOU'RE CLEARLY A MONSTER AND YOU MUST THINK TERRIBLE THINGS
Seeing 10 different languages on 20 posts. For some reason I get a big mix of lots of different languages in my feed. Had to start blocking them because it was getting to much.