Let’s say Sunday is NoPo day, for example. I think we’d all be in a better mood that day.

Edit. Yikes. Way too many people taking this too seriously and missing the point.

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    First we will form a committee that monitors and tracks posts for subject matter that may be political. There will be extensive lists of what is acceptable and what isn’t, topics that will be debated at length every week.

    Then, roughly two months into NoPo days, a tampon v pad debate between a childfree estate lawyer and a closeted scentsy sales rep with a breeder fetish will spill over into other instances, inflaming users to pick sides. Both women will become icons on their respective feminine hygiene products until they are both viciously doxed and swatted by opposing communities.

    One week after, NoPo days will ban any words related to period protection and thus incite a backlash from lemmy feminists and allied persons.

    The committee will be fediversally disbanded only ten weeks into NoPo days and it’s members will be forced to make alt accounts in dishonor.

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    It’s hard not to find this kind of logic and desire to be naive and somewhat childish. I really do think it comes from a desire to go back to a time when you’re a child and you don’t have to worry about things.

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    7 hours ago

    Fair enough. While you’re at it, add a no anime day and a no Linux day as well. Or are we only removing things you don’t like?

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    9 hours ago

    Maybe you should start a No Politics campaign. Have some debates over the issue. Raise it with your leaders. Find out the impacts of the new policy. Get all of Lemmy to have a vote on it.

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        I never see anime stuff, and i don’t mind anime so it’s not like I’ve blocked a bunch of places that have it

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        I have to specifically follow anime stuff to see anime stuff on Lemmy, what are you on?

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          Just on the Everything feed with a bunch of filters & blocks, and a specific block for the word “anime”. I still end up blocking individual anime communities on a regular basis. That has been happening for over a year now, so there are a lot of them. I’m surprised you never see it. What are you on?

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      Except that people find a way to insert politics into almost every thread. You’d have to block three quarters of the site and about half the users lol

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      7 hours ago

      Not forcing your beliefs on everyone else? Well that’s certainly unAmerican of you! I’m not voting for the person YOU clearly support!

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      Exactly. That’s the whole point of link sharing sites, you can curate it to just show the things you’re interested in. Simply blocking like 5 politics-related communities will almost entirely wipe political content from your view.

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    On an individual community this could work, sure, but on the whole website you would effectively be closing certain communities entirely.

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    I’d love to see more users / activity in the non-political niche and hobby communities. That’s my holiday wish.

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      The 3d printing community is awesome and very active. Thanks ro them I fix my shitty printer. They help me so much every time I do something dumb and fuck my printer up.

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        Yes, I have noticed a lot of activity in that community! I do some resin printing myself. Most folks in there appear to be using filament, but I’m grateful they are so active.

        It’s not too surprising that some dedicated DIY 3d printing “maker” type people gravitate towards the fediverse.

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      Holiday wish??? Dude. It’s October! This is spooky season, then it’s turkey season THEN holiday season!

      My rule of thumb is that anyone who puts up christmas decorations before Black Friday is a massive asshole, who sucks dick…but not very well. They use a lot of teeth in their blowjobs, because they have no sense of how things are supposed to be. They do things nobody wants.

      That’s why you gotta wait until black friday. For now, it’s all about black cats, and murder. Blood is a decoration! Also, pumpkin spice…for some reason…

      LOOK! I DON’T MAKE THE RULES!

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    This is already possible, on any day of the week you desire, without affecting anybody else’s preferences. I assume you’ve subscribed to certain communities that you enjoy. If so, you simply switch your view to the Subscribed feeds. You can switch back anytime you want to All. As a bonus, you could even limit yourself to viewing only the communities on your instance by using Local.

    I know that comes off a little snarky, but I don’t know what you do or don’t know, so I’m going with the assumption you don’t know. Otherwise, as others have suggested, you can block communities and instances, and also add keywords to filter out specific topics.

    Edit: looks like it’s a feature request for the webui. I know Mlem has a keyword filter.

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      The issue is not politics posting. It’s politics posting in non-political subs. Like people posting about trump on this community and calling it a shower thought

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    I like how everyone here is missing the point entirely. I don’t want yet another heated comments section. Why is it to complicated to not have everyone dying on some random hill.

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    You can have January 23rd. 2026. Unless that’s within 3 years of infrastructure week. We need to do branding on that then.

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    If there is a community that has a mix of content you like, and content you don’t like, you can make a post / reach out to the mods to set up something like that.

    It would be harder to do on the instance level, and impossible across instances.

    For your request specifically: It’s very hard to define “politics” and so I would be against such a community rule. It would make a lot of unnecessary work for the mods and be annoying for users trying to post in a community they aren’t familiar with.

    Personally, if I was still seeing the content I don’t like 85% of the time, I wouldn’t be that much happier. I’d rather just block it and be done with it.

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    The problems is what constitutes as politics is very different to different people. Is a gay man posting about his relationship with his husband political?