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Remember that the button at the top of the sidebar expands the options to disable federation.
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I've turned off federation in my settings. Why am I still seeing posts like https://kbin.social/m/StarTrek/p/438502/Looks-like-r-startrek-and-affiliates-just-packed-up-and-setup , which was posted by someone at hachiderm.io? How can I limit to only seeing posts and content posted directly on kbin.social?
Why would you want to exclude external users as well? The reason why you still saw that post is that /m/StarTrek is a local community
Honestly, the reason I want to is because I want to develop a community here on kbin; rather than trying to develop worldwide immediately.
That community is a local community, though. Deciding you don't want to see posts or comments isn't focusing on local community, it's focusing on a gated community.
that's totally wrong IMHO. You still have the reddit mentality. This is a federated community software, embrace it.
I've never watched Star Trek, but wasn't federation between civilizations quite a big thing there?
It's something that a lot of lip-service was paid to, but not a lot of action was taken toward. If the world in question wasn't already capable of going to warp speed, democratic, and generally a lot like the idealized Earth with some minor quirks, the Federation just decided they weren't important and pulled out the Prime Directive. Planets that were minor Federation members could be allowed to basically call into ruin, like Tasha Yar's homeworld, and the Klingons and Romulans both basically had to force their culture into the same, "just like us but with a quirk" ideal when they were trying to get diplomacy going with the UFP.
Basically they talked a good game about being a united federation of worlds, but only federated with those who fit their echo-chamber.