Just curious if anyone has experienced this and is this common for communities in the .ml domain?

I mean it’s awfully pathetic.

Edit: Well, thanks for answering my question, especially the guy from .ml. Good to know what the behavior in general is over there.

  • ComradeSharkfucker
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    8 hours ago

    I don’t view banning them as pathetic, I think they can get over being banned from an instance full of people they clearly strongly disagree with. They are “ban happy” because they want to create a place that does not tolerate intolerance and unfortunately the internet is full of bigoted people. So what if they overdue it sometimes? Its just a small ass corner of the internet. No one has an inherent right to be there

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      7 hours ago

      You would have no idea if I strongly disagreed with you or not, well maybe not you since I know I disagree with you since you went full accusation of racism out of the box. It’s like humans can have multiple and sometimes conflicting ideas.

      Banning a person over a single post, the very first post mind you, with no discussion, no exchange of ideas, just ban is pathetic behavior.

      But you do you, after all, like you said, no one has an inherent right to be a part of your community, which is absolutely true, still that community is pretty pathetic to be doing things like that.