I apparently got shadow banned almost a year ago from blahaj, for a comment I made on lemmy.world
I apparently got shadow banned almost a year ago from blahaj, for a comment I made on lemmy.world
For the record I was posting in support of inclusive language, but pointing out that context and convention matter.
They seem to have even scrubbed my comment from their instance, lol.
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Imagine going out of your way to mod based on shit posted else where.
I have been saying this... We have too much modding for no fucking reason.
We literally got 50k AMU, and half the modding is based on vibes, I don't like the tone or content of the comments
As if there is not enough real modding to go around lol
I get what you're saying about the overabundance of modding sometimes, but it's also important to remember that different types of modding can serve different needs within the community. Sure, some mods might feel unnecessary, but others provide a fresh experience and keep things interesting. In fact, if you're into mods that actually enhance gameplay and add value, check out this website(https://thespykegame.com/) for some solid content. There are mods out there that can truly elevate the experience, so it's not all just based on vibes!
Wait til they find out you once gave a Like to someone who once posted a questionable tweet!
The mod to user ratio in some of the communities is way out of whack. Just start with one mod who does nothing except manage spam and actual harmful content posted explicitly to be harmful. If the community ever grows so much that more mods are required, add only as needed and not more. And do the absolute minimum to make the community a good place to be, so it has a chance to grow and flourish.
What I'm saying is mod in moderation.