ElectroNeutrino @ ElectroNeutrino @lemmy.world

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Did your elementary school not teach that drugs are bad?

I see, so you think elementary school is valid jurisprudence. This says everything about your ability to form logical conclusions.

So, what specifically makes combating drugs (not specific ones, just drugs in general) good, and how is it comparable to fighting pedophilia? And is it important enough to encroach on individual rights like privacy and due process?

Musk: "Gimme company!"

Board: "No."

Musk: "Fine! I'm leaving!"

https://lemmy.world/post/1274909

Conclusion:

From the points discussed above, the possible lack of moderation alone justifies considering defederation from Threads. However, it remains to be seen how Meta will handle moderation on such a large scale. Additionally, the inability of individuals to block an instance means we have to do what is best for the community.

Where does it say in the admin post that they are default federating with Threads?

This discussion on the original bug report does talk about the back-end needing a fix as well.

Ohh. That makes sense. I completely agree with that. I thought you were talking about the person that posted the screenshot originally.

Wait, so you're saying that someone publicly posting screenshots of their conversation expects the screenshots to stay private? Or do you honestly think that keeping the twitter handle will dox the other person in the conversation where their name isn't visible in the first place?

Additionally, it's not hard to find the original tweet by looking up the text. It took me all of 15 seconds.

It's more that climate is the long-term average, while weather is the variation around the average. So while there is an trend in the average temperature, the variation means that there will still be hotter and cooler periods.

There's a difference between retaining the twitter handle of the person that publicly posted their conversation, and doxxing them.