Modlog: Will not tolerate blind alignment with Luigi Mangione
Modlog: Will not tolerate blind alignment with Luigi Mangione
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Removed Comment Did nothing wrong by sunzu2 reason: Rule against wrongful advocacy
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Banned sunzu2 from the community Ask Lemmy reason: Will not tolerate blind alignment with Luigi Mangione expires: in 3 days
Alright good folk, what's your take here.
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.world mods are still frantically pissing into the wind, I see.
I lost all faith in .world after they banned piracy communities; unbanned them after user unrest; and when the hype died down, silently rebanned them all.
Their behaviour is becoming problematic as they appear to be modding to miriror reddit.
So we left reddit to be still modded by them?
Granted due to beauty of fedi, we can still have these discussions here but they are still winning.
Luigi talk suppression is brazen, reddit gets cleaned out from it with the most mild takes being left.
At the end of the day, a normal person won't have access to these ideas because algos and mods won't let them. You don't know life is simulation until you try to step out of it.
Start a new Ask Lemmy on a different instance and announce it. I’ll subscribe.
Even the [email protected] mods have alts on other instances and aren't that positive against LW.
Edit: hm, reading this thread they seem to be powertripping somehow, that's sad
For casual questions, there is [email protected], but for more serious topics, I don't know.
My account is too unhinged for modding job lol
A mod has to maintain appearance of propriety and I aint here to moderate my speech.
I do think though we will need to subs on various servers to mirrior these high traffic communities as rejects can be captured after being banned on high traffic subs. There is demand for free discussion (within reason) clearly.
This sub is an indicator of that.
Similar to why I stated that I'm unfit to run for a local public office. I've been too open about my views and too aloof with my choices and it could be used against me. But I get you.
Calling for someone with a more refined comment history to start a new Ask Lemmy, assuming someone is willing. We shouldn't let .world push people around.
World seems to be presenting itself as Reddit 2.0, and has been for a very long time. It's also where a lot of the default subreddits came, which meant the same mod team and probably a few power users.
Which is not inherently bad, but I'd like the Reddit culture to stay on Reddit as much as possible.
Time for me to fleeeee
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But they're the biggest, so I guess that's what works? For bigness I mean.