Hey, I’m Nero. Gay, male, and born on Feb 6.
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4·1 year agoYeah Admins are doing their best and that’s super important. I do wonder what will happen if Lemmy grows enough to be monitored by officials.
Here in Germany we have NetzDG, where platforms need to act on illegal content as they reach a certain size.
Ew Child porn, wtf! Thanks for defederation. I see the news headlines: “All Reddit alternatives host child pornographie !!!111!!”
I like your clear communication. On the other hand, would it be better to not give the exact reason and instead refer to “content that violates out guidelines” or similar?
Just a thought and really just to keep the image clean. I can’t tell if I’d rather have honest communication or a better view of us in public.
This is pretty cool, I love how you got in touch. The instances get woven together so much and I love it. A neat kind of collaboration.
I hope Lemmy and other Reddit alternatives thrive and go well together!
4·1 year agoIch hätte gedacht, sie sind so teuer wie Rewe :O. Bei uns gibt’s einen Aldi neben dem Rewe. Wenn ich Lust habe, mache ich alles was geht bei Aldi und den Rest drüben, wenn ich faul bin, bestelle ich beim Abholservice…
Dachli klingt auch gleich viel besser.
4·1 year agoNot yet, I think. If AI as regulated more strictly, users might get the chance of putting permission on their data. However that well look like. I hope it’s better than the cookie opt-out or do-not-track setting in your browser though.
5·1 year agoIt’s at least something… If the userbase and Mods protests against the platform practice it must be a very frustrating thing.
Reddit’s CEO seems to be hardcore about it, still. Little Musk as I call him ;P
Schön, ein weg in die richtige Richtung!