Lemmy.ml just preemptively did it. I think lemmy.world also did it earlier but you'll have to double check that.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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lemmy.ca has blocked it too.
good eggs, those admins.
Let's go Canada!
threads.net is not listed in the blocked instances on lemmy.world/instances, so they haven't done it as of now. I can see it in lemmy.ml/instances
Do we know that this is the one and only domain that they will use when and if they actually enable federation ?
How would that even work? afaik lemmy can only see communities. would it show up as a huge stream in one community?
it's based on mastodon as far as I know, so it will show a community per user where only the community owner can post.
I'm not sure about replies though...
What is the benefit of that? What would happen if Threads users could integrate with Lemmy?
Yeah, blocking Meta as well @ FancyWhale. Not a fan of anything Meta/Google related anyways.