User bans
Sorry. New user. Don't know where this belongs.
Will lemmy ban/kick me for using trIgger words or phrases like punch , kick... (the bad, abusive actor) like reddit bots do?
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View original on lemmy.worldSorry. New user. Don't know where this belongs.
Will lemmy ban/kick me for using trIgger words or phrases like punch , kick... (the bad, abusive actor) like reddit bots do?
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This space is not a monolith with a singular set of rules.
It's a network of different ones that interface with each other.
Short answer: no
Thank you for answing that.
You are welcome. I tried to be brief but can answer follow-up questions.
I would also like to point out that you aren't signed up on a lemmy server but will still come across their users and communities/posts. You're on piefed, different devs, features, etc. But fully compatable with Lemmy, kbin, etc.
This side of Fedi is often known as the "threadiverse".
No :)
Lets get together to punch and kick some reddit bots
I'm down.
I replied to a thread where the woman asked if she was overreacting about her father hitting her ill 14 year old dog because it peed on the couch. I replied that she should make sure that when her dad is old and and can't can't control his bladder she should hit him back. I went back to edit the post in less than 1 second to change it to "not" hit him. I was already banned for 7 days for inciting violence or something.
I redacted as many of my posts as I could, deleted a bunch more. And deleted my 5 year old account.
Nuance is lost on reddit mods, or whatever models now moderate over there. I wouldn't know.
That was my second ban. The first one had to do with how to handle rapists. I suggested that the families of the victim should be allowed to beat the shit out of the perpetrator. I was bot banned for 3 days for suggesting violence.
Again, emotional language isn't understood over there.