I dont remember how long ago (maybe a few weeks?) And the tag is just a manual tag, so no link to that one. You’d have to check their post history, sorry.
You weirdo perpetually online Lemmy users always jump to the transphobic conclusion. I’ve been labeled that even though I’m not so many times it’s not even funny any longer. But you pull some reddit-tier shit and judge someone based on some cherry-picked history; and then have the balls to tell me to go back to Reddit while exhibiting that same behavior. Hilarious!
To me, it looks like they go to communities, rage against the community’s topic, break any civility rule and cry ”censor“ when the inevitable deletions and bans fly in.
Reddit-tier behavior right here. Because you’re just looking at the mod log and attributing every thing ever modded to my entire history of posts. I participate in lots of communities, and a majority of my stuff isn’t ever modded or deleted.
And it’s actually worse over here, because instance admins have access to the history of your up/downvotes, so they can dive even DEEPER and have been caught doing that exact thing.
But way to miss the point - and then go even deeper in proving the point I was making; and being a great example of that point.
Lmao. Talking some irony here. The point was not to analyze all your comments and behavior. The modlog shows you’re not being censored, you’re just experiencing consequences of breaking community and server rules.
Fediverse more censored than Reddit ever was.
there’s the door
Get off .world before claiming that lol
.world is not the problem, this particular user is.
They literally said “I hate the disabled”. I know that because I tagged them when I saw that. No it wasn’t out of context.
Other instances they may have just been full on banned for their behavior.
Can I get a link to that? Assuming it was recent enough to not be too much of a bother…
(I’m disabled myself and I’d love the opportunity to tear them apart)
I dont remember how long ago (maybe a few weeks?) And the tag is just a manual tag, so no link to that one. You’d have to check their post history, sorry.
For reference, this is my tag:
Is it though?
deleted by creator
Not only transphobia. Also ableism and generally being an asshole. Breaking any given ”be civil“ rule in any given community.
https://old.lemmy.world/comment/14402980
Would someone transphobic write this?
You weirdo perpetually online Lemmy users always jump to the transphobic conclusion. I’ve been labeled that even though I’m not so many times it’s not even funny any longer. But you pull some reddit-tier shit and judge someone based on some cherry-picked history; and then have the balls to tell me to go back to Reddit while exhibiting that same behavior. Hilarious!
Which logs? There are multiple communities on .world
Just any modlog site, then filter for the user (and ”removing comments“ if you like). For example: https://feddit.org/modlog?page=1&actionType=ModRemoveComment&userId=2113
To me, it looks like they go to communities, rage against the community’s topic, break any civility rule and cry ”censor“ when the inevitable deletions and bans fly in.
But my FrEeDoM oF sPeEcH!!!
Reddit-tier behavior right here. Because you’re just looking at the mod log and attributing every thing ever modded to my entire history of posts. I participate in lots of communities, and a majority of my stuff isn’t ever modded or deleted.
And it’s actually worse over here, because instance admins have access to the history of your up/downvotes, so they can dive even DEEPER and have been caught doing that exact thing.
But way to miss the point - and then go even deeper in proving the point I was making; and being a great example of that point.
Lmao. Talking some irony here. The point was not to analyze all your comments and behavior. The modlog shows you’re not being censored, you’re just experiencing consequences of breaking community and server rules.
Just go to a different instance my dude.
gb2 reddit
♪ You give .world a bad name ♪
Avoid .world .ml and grad and you should be good
Sigh. And this is exactly why I said people need to learn how these protocols work.