Not really.
You can make your own instance and moderate it better. You can split up power however you want.
Not really.
You can make your own instance and moderate it better. You can split up power however you want.
The alternative would be taking away power from instance owners, which is its own form of abuse.
The only 'problem' here is that most communities are proud to abuse their power when it suits them.
The solution is to make more communities that do not abuse their power. Unfortunately, people are afraid to do that because the abusive instances with threaten to "defederate" from instances that do not share the same agendas.
Don't respect lemmy mods or their decisions.
Agreed.
Lemmy has the potential to have less mod abuse, but we need communities that don't engage in it.
Right now most mods will abuse power whenever it's convenient or preferable to them.
It's a common trend among these communities.
Just call whoever you disagree with a troll, then you don't have to argue and mods can censor them.
Can someone please explain to me what that flag is for?
It's only crossing the line because they expect me to pay for it.
I don't give 2 shits about what the 'owners' have to 'aim for.'
Yeah, democrats hate him because he's not beholden to the ruling class.
Fuck democrats and republicans.
Good!
Everyone involved in advertising can get real jobs instead of being paid to psychologically manipulate us with fake smiles!
It probably won't pass, but we should still be fighting back.
It's fine if you think this, but I don't agree with any of it.
It's good that the constitution is old and remains relevant because it can protect us from the hysteria of the times.
For example, a lot of morons have convinced themselves that the first amendment is a bad thing. I would hate for this 'new document' of yours to be made without protections for freedom of speech.
The issues preventing us from making amendments would still be present trying to create a brand new constitution. I wouldn't trust the current government, or most of its citizens, to make better decisions than what we have in the Bill of Rights.