CARCOSA [they/them]
Posting on hexbear.net this is the twelfth kind of liberalism.
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12·2 days agoyea we still are in control of it
In this post please be aware of the hexbear Code of Conduct:
“Do not publish, comment, message, or post personally identifiable information about other users.”
No
no we anonymize the ip of logins stored in the database
For what it’s worth the rule specifically says no unsolicited advice or critical comments in the mutual aid post.
You are welcome to make a separate post about it like this one while following the code of conduct as well as not pinging the person to harass them.
oh no
Once someone volunteers to moderate it I’ll send a mod application and when it’s filled out I’ll create the community
Are you volunteering to moderate the community?
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31·11 days agoyes we are federated with each other
Now you can use the little paper icon to the left of the reply in the comment to show the comment source, copy that and when you paste it into a comment next time it should ping.
super cool, added them, thank you!
Mods have an option to “remove user content” when community or site banning which removes all the posts of comments but doesn’t create a modlog entry. It is a bug that is being fixed (I think in 0.19.4) ironically a lemmy.world/c/politics mod did it for someone who posted too many Biden bad stories and no one is claiming lemmy.world mods are editing the database
no worries if you or no one else wants to step in you are welcome to lock it (set it to only moderators can post) and we consider it shuttered until someone wants to take it back up
If the moderator wants to lock them they can be shuttered as is otherwise they can be removed. Removed communities can be restored at any time they are just not visible/interactable to users. In short the posts and comments cannot be seen/interacted with unless restored at a later time, where as a locked/shuttered community would have visible/interactable posts/comments but nothing new can be made
We currently have enough recurring monthly donations to meet the monthly server costs that host hexbear, our test server, matrix server, and cytube instance. One of the admins owns the domain, manages the liberapay/pateron and pays for the server.