To be fair, I still prefer the ridiculousness of Lemmy censorship to the heavyhandedness of reddit’s, mainly because on Lemmy, it’s by design only enforceable on a per-instance basis.
Sure, it’s always annoying but as long as there isn’t a single lever to ban you from EVERYWHERE it’s still better than any centralized platform. If the admin on one instance decides they don’t want my posts there, so be it, as long as they can’t ban me from other instances, too.
And isn’t this kinda more like how real life works? An individual person, company, or institution can certainly ban you from their house or their premises for having an opinion on <political issue of the day> they don’t like, but as long as they can’t ban you from having that opinion elsewhere, it’s not really a big deal, is it?
Only the government could enforce something like this, that’s why it’s important to never allow them to do that.
This is the future liberals want smh my head 😤 /s
I don’t blame anon for predicting this when Microsoft was saying the Xbone would require a plugged in Kinect to work.
This, but unironically. Some Lemmy instances are censoring the word “removed” now.
checks ur modlog history
mhmmmmm sounds about right
checks ur modlog history
mhmmmm sounds about right
unbanned after seeing my mistake and apologizing unlike u 😎
The world unironically went to shit after 2014
To be fair, I still prefer the ridiculousness of Lemmy censorship to the heavyhandedness of reddit’s, mainly because on Lemmy, it’s by design only enforceable on a per-instance basis.
I don’t know. I’ve been banned from places for having a different opinion.
That’s not healthy at all
Sure, it’s always annoying but as long as there isn’t a single lever to ban you from EVERYWHERE it’s still better than any centralized platform. If the admin on one instance decides they don’t want my posts there, so be it, as long as they can’t ban me from other instances, too.
And isn’t this kinda more like how real life works? An individual person, company, or institution can certainly ban you from their house or their premises for having an opinion on <political issue of the day> they don’t like, but as long as they can’t ban you from having that opinion elsewhere, it’s not really a big deal, is it?
Only the government could enforce something like this, that’s why it’s important to never allow them to do that.
Yeah I see your point, but it’s just shitty sometimes you get banned with no words on why.
I’m only banned from two communities one was a full on cesspool of communist propaganda and the others lemmy world news