• jordanlund@lemmy.worldM
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    10 months ago

    It’s cool, it’s late for me and now I have no idea which comment we’re talking about. Not one of yours, that’s clear, you had one removed 4 months ago for calling someone a “giant asshole” and… yeah, that’s removal worthy.

    That’s actually my contribution to the rule set, and I’m kind of proud of it. :) We aren’t shy about strong language, you can totally say the subject of an article is a giant asshole, just don’t target it at other users.

    That was a problem when Kissinger died… yeah, yeah, no celebrating death, OTOH - Kissinger. We would have had to have banned 1/2 the community. LOL.

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      10 months ago

      To be fair, that guy was a giant asshole.

      I like your strong language rule. But rule 6 is such a vague catch-all that it basically says “the mods will remove anything they don’t like, at any time, with no warning”

      Which seems kinda fucked.

      • jordanlund@lemmy.worldM
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        10 months ago

        The “low effort posting” thing? You’re probably right on that. Most of the examples of low effort posting I can think of would be covered under one of the other rules.

        One I had to remove yesterday after it got like 14 reports was just a screenshot of a shitty news source, so, yeah, not an article, questionable source, also a low effort post but that was the LEAST of the reasons it was removed.

        But it’s not a matter of “mods can remove anything”, that’s what got one of our other mods in trouble. Someone had a comment removed, messaged me going “hey, why was my comment removed?” and my investigation found what seemed like abuse.

        I brought in the site Admins going “Hey, this seems above my $0 paygrade.” and they took care of it.