Thank you. I appreciate your sincere response, and I can assure you the rest of our team will too. Differences in decisions may naturally occur, of course, but I think being able to reason things is what matters in the end. Here’s wishing you a great one.
Of course we would, and that’s also exactly why we invited users to discuss and provide feedback while launching it. It is a living document, and we hope to update and improve it periodically and consistently.
Of course not, haha. Just some intentional misinterpretation.
Only if they were.
…can’t discriminate against “pineapple on pizza eaters”
True ;)
I wrote it, I don’t need to read it again and I am pretty sure it covers it. Also sure your troll interpretation won’t change how it is enforced. Thanks
breaking their own rules
While banning people? Impossible
Every one of our users has a right to browse and interact with the website and all of its contents free of treatment such as harassment, bullying, violation of privacy or threats of violence.
Why would we need to spell out every form of these acts? Curious.
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It seems like simply reading the post and having an understanding of how federation works would address most of the points you’ve made.
The remaining:
Anything that’s not restricted? That’s why we have rules and not an allowances list.
And if you have an issue with humans moderating, oh well, good luck.
Lemmy.World’s Content Policy would apply to all content that is hosted by or served by us. “Served” in this case also means showing federated posts to our local users, which can indeed be moderated on our side.
When a cross-instance user posts to a lemmy.world community, or participates in a LW-hosted post, then the Terms of Service keeps its enforce-ability. You may be able to see Lemmy.World’s federated content without visiting the site, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be moderated by Lemmy.World’s admins and community moderators. We were previously having software issues where removals did not federate, but that seems to be in the past now.
tl;dr: If it is visible on Lemmy.World, then it is subject to the ToS
It is quite easily accessible. Here
Great idea indeed. The rules for moderators have been in the works for a while, and will hopefully be published very soon.
You can see upvote info by viewing from kbin. Upvotes are displayed as favorites there.
That might be because my username and display name are different.
Hahaha yes, that’s me. clueless_stoner is my username while AvaddonLFC is my display name. It can be confusing.
Let me show you how freely you can be a pain in the ass.
Yes, it will be possible to report abusive moderation with your own input, hopefully very soon.