Sure thing. Just after I delete your post for violating our ‘be respectful’ rule:
The Lemmy.world server is in The Netherlands. It is illegal in The Netherlands to call for violence or assassinations. We think Lemmy.world staying up is more important than your perceived right to say whatever you want whenever you want.
Note that any post not calling for violence or assassinations does not get removed.
Sites do not know about remote communities by default. Someone on your local site need to search their whole group address (group@remotehost) to make it known.
The fediverse, despite appearances, is local-first. Lemmy requires legwork to work with remote sites.
I found [email protected]
It’ll get banned on .world for the same reasons as Reddit.
Nothing will meaningfully improve until the rich fear for their lives
I hope it doesn’t.
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And yet it’s been there for 12 days and the admins have done nothing. And it’s not because they’re unaware it exists.
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Sure thing. Just after I delete your post for violating our ‘be respectful’ rule:
The Lemmy.world server is in The Netherlands. It is illegal in The Netherlands to call for violence or assassinations. We think Lemmy.world staying up is more important than your perceived right to say whatever you want whenever you want.
Note that any post not calling for violence or assassinations does not get removed.
Any more questions?
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I take that back. That would be the third time. The first time was with JonsJava. We’ll see you back here mid-week if you choose to return.
That would be the second time you violated our civility rule. I would suggest not doing it a third time if you wish to remain here.
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And that earned both of your accounts a permanent ban. And to think, you could have just waited until Wednesday.
Wtf? I searched before I asked on fedia.io and found nothing. Now I do.
Thanks btw. Subbed.
Sites do not know about remote communities by default. Someone on your local site need to search their whole group address (group@remotehost) to make it known.
The fediverse, despite appearances, is local-first. Lemmy requires legwork to work with remote sites.
speaking of local sites not everyone wants to see Lemmy. @[email protected] use federation links instead