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  • Depends on what you get moderated for. I once posted a question about trans people and I got banned from some Lemmy.ml community because they thought I was trolling them. I wasn’t.

    It’s just sometimes hard for moderators to know what kind of person they are dealing with. But someone’s posting history is usually enough to see if they are trolling or not.

    Also what is trolling. It’s supposed to mean that you intentionally upset people for fun. How can anyone know if it’s intentionally or not. To some people, asking a question is trolling because they don’t see why anyone would ask that if they didn’t try to upset people.

    So… It’s interesting.












  • The content is pretty boring most of the time. I wonder if it’s mostly bots now. In the beginning, there was a feeling of exploring something new and exciting. But it pretty much turned into Lemmy.world, which is not very exciting…

    Maybe we need forums to come back. Somewhere where discussions amongst like minded people can come back and thrive.

    Lots of different forums run by different people. Do you know why we got mostly memes now? Because it’s the safe content everyone agrees with. But it’s really dull.