Lemmy
Federated link aggregator and Reddit alternative built with Rust
Lemmy is an open-source, federated link aggregator similar to Reddit and built with Rust.
FEATURES
- Self hostable, easy to deploy.
- Comes with docker.
- Live-updating Comment threads.
- Clean, minimal interface.
- Mobile-friendly.
- Full vote scores (+/-) like old reddit.
- Full moderation.
- Both site admins, and community moderators.
- Can lock, remove, and restore posts.
- Can remove and restore comments.
- High performance.
- Server is written in
Rust.
- Front end is ~80kB gzipped.
FEATURES
- Self hostable, easy to deploy.
- Comes with docker.
- Live-updating Comment threads.
- Clean, minimal interface.
- Mobile-friendly.
- Full vote scores (+/-) like old reddit.
- Full moderation.
- Both site admins, and community moderators.
- Can lock, remove, and restore posts.
- Can remove and restore comments.
- High performance.
- Server is written in
Rust.- Front end is ~80kB gzipped.
Recent user activities on Lemmy
- lieutenantvulneris liked Lemmyli
headlines thinks this post on Lemmy is helpfulFaster than Reddit, and just as easy to use.
56 thinks this post on Lemmy is helpfulBeware they still have no privacy policy despite being given plenty of links explaining how to create one & appear to be at least somewhat hostile to "right-wingers" which is precisely why a lot of people have left reddit. An alternative with the same issues as the original serves zero purpose. _[Edited by nathalto, August 16]_
Lightweight interface that is fast like lightning as well as open source and federated. What is there not to love?
Faster than Reddit, and just as easy to use.
It seems to me that having some sort of censorship is absolutely unacceptable. I'm not really sure how this is any better than Reddit
No free speech, code of conduct driven.
Beware they still have no privacy policy despite being given plenty of links explaining how to create one & appear to be at least somewhat hostile to "right-wingers" which is precisely why a lot of people have left reddit. An alternative with the same issues as the original serves zero purpose.
[Edited by nathalto, August 16]