/r/antiwork is becoming dangerous to large business interests, and with Reddit soon going public via IPO there will be enormous corporate pressure to heavily moderate or shut down this sub. We need to start talking about what to do to preserve this forum and not lose momentum.

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Raddle

These include projects like: * Postmill, which was created to power an anarchism-centric link aggregator in Raddle - which, incidentally, does have an antiwork forum. * Lemmy, which is a project that aims to create a federated alternative to Reddit - where communities grow around self-hosted instances, which can then interact with each other to share content. It has a reference instance in Lemmy.ml.

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Lemmy

These include projects like: * Postmill, which was created to power an anarchism-centric link aggregator in Raddle - which, incidentally, does have an antiwork forum. * Lemmy, which is a project that aims to create a federated alternative to Reddit - where communities grow around self-hosted instances, which can then interact with each other to share content. It has a reference instance in Lemmy.ml.

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