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It's much better here! It’s nice and cozy, kinda like Reddit circa 15 years ago.

For your memes we have [email protected] and if you're a programmer of some kinds we got [email protected] to scratch that itch, if you like sciency posts mander.xyz has some excellent communities (communities=subreddits) like [email protected][email protected]and [email protected] and for a meme science combo there's always the fantastic [email protected]

You can also drop a shit(post) off at [email protected] or hang out at [email protected] (though you do have to post before you leave that one!)

If you want to explore the world of PC Gaming on Linux check [email protected] or for more general Linux [email protected] and we even have a Linux meme comm at [email protected] (we like Linux around here lmao)

For news [email protected] is excellent and for US focused news [email protected] and [email protected]

Want to ensure your privacy in this crazy world? Checkout [email protected]

And of course, the best for last, the best comm on the Lemmy-verse, [email protected] !!! Just make sure to buy a krabby patty!

We’re not without our cons though, biggest problem we have are probably the Tankies, but here they’re mostly on what's known as the Tankie Triad: lemmy.ml, lemmygrad and hexbear. For the most part, grad and hex are widely defederated from (Users and content of those instances won't be "synced" and you won't see them) and you only have to worry about .ml, but on Lemmy you can do a personal instance wide block if you’d rather just not deal with them. .ml tends to be more subtle opting for censorship of dissent before things get crazy on their threads and allowing certain propaganda to flourish (If you wish to see documentation of it, checkout [email protected] ) Here on Lemmy all moderator actions are public and available for viewing on what's known as the "modlog"

Obligatory, fuck Spez

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[–] [email protected] 189 points 1 week ago (36 children)

Here on Lemmy all moderator actions are public and available for viewing on what's known as the "modlog"

Saying it again to everyone in the back. The modlog is a great feature. Instance Mods and admins can't just disappear people and communities without a trace, and trolls can't make up stories of unfair moderation without bringing receipts and their old account name.

[–] [email protected] 13 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (20 children)

Eh, you say that.

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  • The post title was something like "What is your ideal political system"

(I've since deleted my comment just in case I doxxed myself elsewhere)

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So either there's some funny shenanigans going on at lemmy.world, or more likely maybe the modlog isn't completely visible across instances, or...?

[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (3 children)

maybe the modlog isn't completely visible across instances

The modlog is vulnerable to the same federation issues that all Lemmy content can suffer from.

Because I've noticed the same thing with comments removed by .ml admins, I can see the modlog entry when looking on .ml itself, but when viewed from .worlds modlog it's missing in some cases

But also, like all federated content, you won't see modlog entries on your Instances modlog if they've defederated from an instance. So you won't see hex/grad modlog entries on .world but you can from .ee for example

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Because I’ve noticed the same thing with comments removed by .ml admins, I can see the modlog entry when looking on .ml itself, but when viewed from .worlds modlog it’s missing in some cases

I believe this depends on what community it happens on. If the community is on ml, then ml moderation actions will be copied by world (or any other instance showing that community), but if it happens on a world community then ml moderation actions stay on ml.

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