It’s publicly available in the ToS

Our Governing Laws

The website and the agreement will be governed by and construed per the laws of the following countries and/or states:

The Netherlands
Republic of Finland
Federal Republic of Germany

https://legal.lemmy.world/tos/

!yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com

You won’t be the first to post there about that

!onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone is a nice meme community

Right now, I suppose a workaround is to just direct message the instance admins the next time something like this occurs. I think this solution is far from ideal, though, since it is

Correct

I think this solution is far from ideal, though, since it is less obvious and could involve extra effort if there are multiple admins or moderators to send the report to.

Indeed, but this feature seems low on the priority list compared to multireddits or instance agnostic links

That could indeed work!

• communities: https://lemmyverse.net/communities
• posts: search feature of your instance

Best I have is the release notes when they got implemented: https://join-lemmy.org/news/2024-06-07_-_Lemmy_Release_v0.19.4_-_Image_Proxying_and_Federation_improvements

Hello

To my knowledge

1. No
2. Yes, communities can be set to “local”
3. Not that I know of
4. Not sure, sorry

By default all languages should be enabled

Test

Large and reliable instances like Lemm.ee, lemmy.zip, lemmy.dbzer0.com are usually a good choice

Lemmy.world is too large at the moment

Lemmy.ml hold specific political positions

Feel free to have a look at !fedigrow@lemm.ee for a community about growing communities

Thank you for your insight, have a good one!

Alright, to be honest that whole right-wing issue with MWoG was kind of on my backlog.

I remember seeing a few problematic threads from the main mod in the past, especially advocating to keep federation with exploding-heads:

• They aren’t neo-nazis.
• No, don’t de-federate. If you don’t like it, block it, easy as that. Lemmy is meant to be better than reddit, which means dealing with opposing views. If they’re triggering or offensive to you, block them.
• Because they’re minding their own business and you keep trying to make a dramatic decision for all of us.
• But all of the communities and controversial posts are posted inside the exploding-heads instance.

@goat@sh.itjust.works, do you still stand by those comments?

Leftists are banned from that comm if they contextualize

I just had a look at the modlog (https://sh.itjust.works/modlog/25693), there seems to be indeed a few strange cases for “apologia”. Unfortutanely, we can’t see the comments in this cases.

I’ll edit my comment in the meantime to remove the mention to MWoG.

While we are discussing, what is your stance on !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com ?

I link to !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com any time a mod power trips, the most recent examples being the Lemmy.world decisions to remove comments about jury nullification.

If (removed) screens are taken out of context, people who want to add the context can come in and explain it.

If that mod bans them, then it’s power tripping, it’s going to be reported to !yepowertrippinbastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com and then many people (including me) will probably stop using that community

Impressive patience in this discussion

Nice comment

If instances are like separate Reddits then it is just like getting a siteban.

Indeed, and like Reddit, people are leaving for other sites, or in this case instances

That’s probably the core of the issue. People probably don’t mind being banned from !politics@lemmy.ml or !news@lemmy.ml for such statements, it’s not like it’s a surprise based on the political stance of the instance.

Being banned from Linux and keyboard communities seems unrelated. Which is why people are recreating those communities elsewhere.

make your own

That’s what most people are doing

And how is this related to mechanical keyboards, Linux and open source communities?