• thelastaxolotl [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    The Post in general is really funny, its a dude complaining that the anarchist comm at solarpunk didnt let him and others do democrat propaganda and claiming that the admins arent real anarchists for removing blue maga stuff

    He and others are just attacking anarchism and the db0 admins are just letting them

    Also the dude is the one that was doing this in one of our posts

    I think this is tagline material

    Lemmy is a platform that was built by and for authoritarians (initially capitalists as Reddit, then only slightly modified by authoritarian leftists on Lemmy). The structure of moderation with mods and admins able to unilaterally take action and the difficulty of organized resistance inevitably leads to abuses, which is what this community is about.

    • PaulSmackage [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      Honestpy, the thing that gets me the most in that first link is how whiny everyone is. “Buhhhhhh, why can’t I tell anarchists to vote for Kamala?” Idk maybe because you’re legitimizing the system you’re supposedly against? Lmao get out of here.

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        I think OPP is neither of those things, and just wants Trump to get elected and is wearing a little plastic anarchist-mask to get it done.

        Dude can’t comprehend others having a principled stance on genocide and instead frames everything in a tribal understanding projected onto strangers. Same dude who lamented not getting a meeting of the minds when his contribution was essentially “I just imagined Republicans shutting you up for good”

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      The structure of moderation with mods and admins able to unilaterally take action and the difficulty of organized resistance inevitably leads to abuses, which is what this community is about.

      Organized resistance? Bro has never even heard of grass

      • Gay_Tomato [they/them, it/its]@hexbear.net
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        the difficulty of organized resistance inevitably leads to abuses,

        Resistance? To what? Literally what? Somehow our mod team could just do something wild and not face any form of blowback from the toxic trolls you think they created?

        This is also annoying considering how much work we have actually put in to wipe away the stain of reddit on this site. Real party-parenti moment.

        parenti-hands

        If the workers went on strike (as happened on infrequent occasions), this was evidence of their alienation from the collectivist system; if they didn’t go on strike, this was because they were intimidated and lacked freedom.

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      This is frustrating to me. On Hexbear, mod applications are essentially a formality for keeping out trolls. Applications rarely get denied. The place is defacto run by whoever feels like they care enough and have enough time to put in the work. It’s a completely volunteer based position. And everything just runs for the majority of users. The most hierarchical part of the structure is imposed on us by the infrastructure of the internet because someone needs to pay for the server and the domain. Hexbear, the infamous tankie instance, is as close to a flat organization as you can get given the constraints. At the end of the day, some people just don’t like having any restrictions put on anything they do at all for any reason. And it sucks to see them turn that into a political ideology and make it everyone else’s problem that they can’t handle living in a community with already-established norms.

    • dustbunnies [she/her, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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      The structure of moderation with mods and admins able to unilaterally take action

      ideally, every awful, hateful comment must be submitted to a committee made up equally of mods, admins, and users for moderation decisions.

      every ban is the result of a super-majority vote of the committee

      /s, just in case

      • In the posting justice system, cringe based offenses are considered especially heinous.

        In Hexbear, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Posting Unit.

        These are their stories.

        🔨 DUN 🔨 DUN

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        This is literally any website. Somebody somewhere (probably a handful of people) can press the power button. It’s “authoritarian” by nature cause if you piss them off enough, that power can be exercised.

        If you want to have a truly “free” space online, then it’s gonna take a shitton of offline work to build an institution to administrate it. Whining online … Is not that…