Oh you're literally that Carnivore Kitchen troll account? Yeah, you should probably all be banned this is clearly done in bad faith.
this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2025
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Hi deceptichum, we're actually not a troll account, if you'd like you can head over there to !CarnivoreKitchen@lemmy.world and !VeganKitchen@lemmy.world and see the recipes we've posted there. We don't troll people, all we want is to build a community without pay walls and reddit toxicity. You can join us if you'd like.
Not buying it for a fucking second.
Wait, arent you the same person that made that "Carnivore Kitchen" community? Are you trying to play both sides?
And also, theres a lot of vegan communities already, whats your reason for making another one?
!vegan@lemmy.world !vegan@lemmy.ml !veganrecipes@sh.itjust.works !vegan@slrpnk.net
And whats up with the LLM use? The emojis in every paragraph, the AI generated logo and banner, etc.?
We wish making a logo or a banner was that easy, we actually had to make them ourselves. Which is why we were able to change them from blue to green so quickly. Photoshop is a great tool. It's what some, not all use.
Ah I see. Sorry for the assumption then.
No worries, if you have any other questions, throw 'em our way!
Hi toothbrush, thanks for asking, no it's not AI, we are real people and we're just focused on building a community that's not stuck behind a paywall like they're threatening to do over on Reddit which is ridiculous. It's not about "playing both sides" we're not enemies. People who eat meat can actually be friends with and share recipes with people who are vegan, it's not "food wars". We just want decentralized communities we can gather in, share and learn from. !dessertkitchen!DessertKitchen@lemmy.world is launching soon for those who are addicted to baking sweets. It's all love. And yes, there are other vegan communities here but we wanted to make one that is inclusive for everyone, not a "you're behind enemy lines" group.
Fair enough. That comment about advertising the carnivore community to maga.place on the now deleted post promoting the community unsettled me enough to write this.
Ah yes, Zero Dark Media is non-political we don't lean one side or the other. Glad they deleted it.
Yeah anyone that says that is political as fuck.
But if you're cool with fascism and genocide, that's all I need to know to write you off as utter shit.
We're actually non-political, and we are real people, not bots. Not AI and I do understand your reservations and skepticism. Reddit and other platforms have pretty much ruined it for us, spam, astroturfing, grifting, it's bad. Real bad. We just want to build and share without the BS
Why'd you steal the logo from the shitty Russian social platform? I hate it.
Oh, goodness! We were not privy to that! A more better logo is in the works, but this is our launch logo, I'll pass it along that we should change the color ASAP. thank you for making us more aware.
Why not give a clickable link that works for all instances like the other 2?
Done and done! Ty for letting us know, problem solved! Good eye!