OP is likely talking about !politics@lemmy.world, given the modlog of that community showing many of his comments being correctly removed, and then he was issued a one day ban.
This is not about liking Putler or not. He was behaving like a wild monkey.
(I’m totally stealing “I mean, more importantly, please wipe your mother’s cum off your chin before speaking to me” as an insult though.)
I’ll give OP that removing the comment “you sound like a Putin shill” is kinda borderline but it seems to much more be the straw that broke the camel’s back. Dude clearly broke rules several times going back months and got given kid gloves treatment. Homie got like 12 strikes til you’re out and “out” ended up being a 24h ban LOL
I don’t know what drove OP, but .ml has a tendency to take moderator or even admin action against anything containing the word “tankies”. Many of those admin actions weren’t warranted, in my opinion. It doesn’t help that the admins taking this action can be the devs behind Lemmy. I think it’s no secret that .ml and lemmygrad used to be hosted by the same people on the same server, though they seem to have split off these days.
In the end: their server, their rules. I tend to avoid .ml communities because I disagree with them, but they’re free to police their server as they wish. I do wish they would make their pro-communism stance more visible, though.
What I’m going to say is probably biased after I’ve cracked some tins because I’m a communist, but.
lemmy.ml is a case aside; the issue with its admin team is not “tankiness”, but lack of transparency and willingness to gaslight users, Reddit style, to believe that they’re enforcing a small set of rules, when the actual rules are wider, and full of hidden rules. Three examples:
criticism against either the Russian Federation or the People’s Republic of China - two governments - gets silenced as “rule 1”, i.e. xenophobia. This is specially bad coming from communists that were supposed to understand the difference between a population and a part of an abstract structure of power.
you can’t fucking hold a decent conversation with lolbertarians¹ without the lolbertarian getting “magically” banned as “rule 2”. If you don’t get the difference between a disagreement and rudeness, why did you even leave Reddit, you bloody spez wannabes?
the whole fiasco handling ani.social. First one of them lies² that ani.social hosts CSAM (it doesn’t), to justify defederation and removing it from the join-lemmy page³; then as c/anime users were talking about migrating the community to ani.social, wrecking two discussions about it under the bullshit claim that it was “doxxing” said admins⁴. (It’s actually a bit worse.)
If it was just “their server, their rules”, it would be a-OK. Except that it’s more like “we have rules lol. We won’t tell you all of them lmao. And if you break the hidden ones we’re going to gaslight you and other suckers = users into believing that you broke one of the stated rules.”
I think it’s no secret that .ml and lemmygrad used to be hosted by the same people on the same server, though they seem to have split off these days.
It’s more than that. Without saying who’s who, the admin teams of LG and lemmy.ml overlap.
And… frankly I used to be a lemmygrad user, a lot of those actions (such as getting rid of people criticising communism) wouldn’t be out-of-place in LG, because it’s transparently an instance for us commies. lemmy.ml is not.
[Sorry for the rambling. I’ve been with this shit in my chest since the ani.social fiasco.]
By “lolbertarian” I mean those muppets who claim that capitalism will solve social issues. Sure, I disagree with them; but it’s a mistake to lump them alongside the alt right as “BIGOTS FUCK OFF”.
I’m being kind by saying that they’re just lying. The alternative would be worse.
To be fair with the same admin team: another of the admins reverted the decision regarding join-lemmy. Props to that admin.
Worth noting that all lemmy.ml admins use pseudonyms. It gets worse for a specific admin that uses a pseudonym that implies a shared account.
OP is likely talking about !politics@lemmy.world, given the modlog of that community showing many of his comments being correctly removed, and then he was issued a one day ban.
This is not about liking Putler or not. He was behaving like a wild monkey.
(I’m totally stealing “I mean, more importantly, please wipe your mother’s cum off your chin before speaking to me” as an insult though.)
lmfao gotem
I’ll give OP that removing the comment “you sound like a Putin shill” is kinda borderline but it seems to much more be the straw that broke the camel’s back. Dude clearly broke rules several times going back months and got given kid gloves treatment. Homie got like 12 strikes til you’re out and “out” ended up being a 24h ban LOL
We’d remove it on lemmy.world too under the civility rule.
Totally OK to say politician x is a Putin shill.
Not OK to attack other users.
Yeah dude that was like the tamest thing OP said…
Jesus Christ, dude…
I don’t know what drove OP, but .ml has a tendency to take moderator or even admin action against anything containing the word “tankies”. Many of those admin actions weren’t warranted, in my opinion. It doesn’t help that the admins taking this action can be the devs behind Lemmy. I think it’s no secret that .ml and lemmygrad used to be hosted by the same people on the same server, though they seem to have split off these days.
In the end: their server, their rules. I tend to avoid .ml communities because I disagree with them, but they’re free to police their server as they wish. I do wish they would make their pro-communism stance more visible, though.
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What I’m going to say is probably biased
after I’ve cracked some tinsbecause I’m a communist, but.lemmy.ml is a case aside; the issue with its admin team is not “tankiness”, but lack of transparency and willingness to gaslight users, Reddit style, to believe that they’re enforcing a small set of rules, when the actual rules are wider, and full of hidden rules. Three examples:
If it was just “their server, their rules”, it would be a-OK. Except that it’s more like “we have rules lol. We won’t tell you all of them lmao. And if you break the hidden ones we’re going to gaslight you and other suckers = users into believing that you broke one of the stated rules.”
It’s more than that. Without saying who’s who, the admin teams of LG and lemmy.ml overlap.
And… frankly I used to be a lemmygrad user, a lot of those actions (such as getting rid of people criticising communism) wouldn’t be out-of-place in LG, because it’s transparently an instance for us commies. lemmy.ml is not.
[Sorry for the rambling. I’ve been with this shit in my chest since the ani.social fiasco.]
Oh man, how do I love this kind of transparency.
Using the mod log to find new insults is a definite +1 for lemmy
Lmao, I’m stealing that too.
Oh wow! That log should be saved! Man, it’s hilarious!