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  • Lemmy users be like "Is the guy with the "I want to connect with you, emotionally :)" being serious?"

  • This is just the hen, fox and grain puzzle

  • "me, a political science pedant of highest/worst order"

    Yo you single

  • Also the arrest by ICE on someone with a paperwork error is middle east level BS

  • Bots it was pretty poor against. But it was amazing for random trolls who manually created accounts. Did cause disruption for newer uses though you just manually approve a few comments until they get over the karma threshold. I just wish there was a one click "ignore this filter for this account"

  • "Which is why cis women make up <10% of the Lemmy side of the fediverse. It’s a disaster for women here."

    I mean I can believe that since it's based off of Reddit but do you have a source for that?

  • For all the problems with karma it did allow for effective filtering. With most accounts on Lemmy being harder to create with captcha and approval it might not be needed

  • Somehow I feel over clicking without understanding of the consequences sounds like something a techbro would do

  • I mean I can't get assed to maintain a SFW account as well. I don't get people who can

  • Me getting hot and bothered when cocking the shotgun

  • Newfoundland reference 😱

  • Actually I volunteer in a community centre

    Honestly I'd expect more action for Lemmy than left leaning Reddit accounts just cause people here have taken steps to make a difference

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    Jump
  • It's fairly self explanatory

  • Oh he definitely wanks it to the idea of being a dictator

  • As far as I'm concerned it is a phrase you use as a joke when backstabbing someone in a game. I don't imagine people use it seriously but I've seen dumber

  • Ah thanks

  • Oh also do those using boost can someone tell me how to mark a message as read

  • Probably depends on the community. Being able to see removed comments and posts can be mucked up. Mostly obvious removals and/or bans but working out what crosses the line is always awkward.

    I spent most of my moderation removing obviously bad people but it's a role that forces you to think what's just about acceptable and that's really complicated

  • As a former Reddit moderator one thing that was a real pain was the necessity for various spam filters. Hopefully with accounts needing to be applied for on Lemmy that's much less of an issue.

    I have noticed a dumb case where I posted something in one sub and then immediately posted the same thing in another sub which got auto removed and I had stupid amounts of karma and history so I'm surprised about that