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  • put his money towards some great causes

    Don't forget how much MS lobbied countries all over the world to spend public money on MS products. Plus the anticompetitive shenanigans, it's more of an our money.

  • there never has been and never will be a person who is fine with getting ass fucked out of hundreds of millions of dollars.

    Hi, you don't know me... but for a single hundred million dollars, you can ass fuck me out of as many hundreds more as you want.

  • Yeah, those are not even banned on Reddit, only disagreeing with how a mod twists the rules is a permabannable offense, and they no longer care about having a million more or less users.

    It's kind of interesting how Beehaw has fewer rules, and its mods are at the same time stricter and more tolerant.

  • Hehe, the philosophy docs are a honeypot. There is still only a single rule, they just explain why, and what that means. But if you expect a lot of rules, I can see how their size can discourage someone.

    They've a added some simplified examples, but maybe the honeypot idea has its own merits... 🤔

  • From what I've seen, you'd have a clear reason, and at least a chance to reply, apologize, and/or change your behavior... but you need to follow the "be nice" rule, and if you don't agree, it's the door. So not a good place for shitposting, trolling, sealioning, making fun of others, or general 4chan-ing.

  • Beehaw's mods are definitely not Reddit-like. They're hard on enforcing the "be nice" rule, so even veiled personal attacks are off the table, and you better be nice to the mods too, or they'll show you the door.

    Whether that aligns more or less with what you're looking for... you decide. As you said, it's the nice thing about the Fediverse 🙂

  • Hey, no cheating!... /jk

    It has a different moderation style and culture. Best explained in the "rules" of the instance, which is a single "be nice" and some commentary. Admins are strict, but fair, and give you a chance to change your behavior if you accidentally break the rule.