I'd be willing to moderate. I am currently a moderator of !news@lemmy.world, as well as 2 other smaller communities.
I'd like to see this community work as intended. Unpopular opinions that are valid are liked more, while common/popular opinions aren't. This will hopefully generate more discourse. Rules would mostly stay the same, with the expansion of rule 1 to include rule 1 that we have in !news@lemmy.world, as well as adding "no self-promotion" to rule 3.
Be civil: Attack the argument, not the person. No racism/sexism/bigotry. Good faith argumentation only. Trolling is uncivil and is grounds for removal and/or a community ban.
I'm the one that banned you, after numerous complaints about a large amount of your comments were in violation of this rule for multiple reasons.
OK. You're both behaving like kids. Stop it, please, or I will be forced to enforce the rules on this whole flame war, which will result in 3 day bans for both of you. I really don't want that.
FYI: when you both go this far down the rabbit hole, you both lost.
OK. You're both behaving like kids. Stop it, please, or I will be forced to enforce the rules on this whole flame war, which will result in 3 day bans for both of you. I really don't want that.
FYI: when you both go this far down the rabbit hole, you both lost.
Most times, precedent is set by what the court decides NOT to review. When they say nothing, they are saying "the lower court has it right". This is standard practice.
You are correct. Mr. Smith's team requested that the SCOTUS review this months ago. Long before it was brought to them by Trump's team, as a way to expedite the process, and stop the "play out the clock" approach they take.
Much appreciated. The mods here at !news@lemmy.world prefer civil discourse. If we see someone not displaying civility (attacking the person, not the argument), trolling, being racist, sexist, or being a bigot, we will remove a comment.
We try not to let our views skew our moderation, and will reverse removals if we feel we or other mods were acting heavy-handed.
With that said, we appreciate admins of other members of the Lemmy federation stepping in to police users of their instance.
With that said, yes, we have received other complaints about this user, but did not find all the complaints warranted. Some were, and we handled those comments as they were brought to our attention.
We may not agree with all the comments here, but if they follow our rules, they stay.
I will be responding to you both, and ask very nicely that you shut this argument down. Moderators don't want to play man in the middle, and you're both using the reporting feature to try to win this argument. This stops now, or you both get a week vacation from !news.
I will be responding to you both, and ask very nicely that you shut this argument down. Moderators don't want to play man in the middle, and you're both using the reporting feature to try to win this argument. This stops now, or you both get a week vacation from !news.
I'd be willing to moderate. I am currently a moderator of !news@lemmy.world, as well as 2 other smaller communities.
I'd like to see this community work as intended. Unpopular opinions that are valid are liked more, while common/popular opinions aren't. This will hopefully generate more discourse. Rules would mostly stay the same, with the expansion of rule 1 to include rule 1 that we have in !news@lemmy.world, as well as adding "no self-promotion" to rule 3.