Why don't you just block the hexbear instance? lemm.ee is an instance that rarely defederates from another.
this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2025
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as far as I can tell, blocking the instance doesn't hide the comments posted by accounts on that instance in other communities.
Indeed. Lemmy instance blocking only mutes community.
The only way to actually block an instance at the user level is to either choose an instance that does (lemmy.ca, sopuli.xy, sh.itjust.works) or use https://piefed.social/
lemm.ee is the instance of choice for many due to it not defederating unless absolutely necessary. If u don't like it block em.
I did, it apparently does nothing meaningful if it's not on an individual user level.
Well go to a different instance. Or just ignore them
I don't get y'all's problem with hexbear.
Hexbear is toxic trash. Do not join their posts or communicate with people from their.
They were never defederated.
If users are submitting posts or comments that are in conflict with site-wide or community rules, report them. I have personally not seen sweeping rulebreaking content in our communities, so I don't know why they should be defederated either.