All fascists have always used leftist promises to gain support. That talk has never matched their actions. Some people learn to not trust lying, many don’t.

Bad actors don’t usually go telling it outright, it needs to be masked with something people need, without delivering.

The whole federative idea is communism

Iirc the biggest complaint has been that community mods inside .world had some affinities or apologia towards Israel’s war crimes

If a view isn’t based on truth, it just simply doesn’t matter. It’s not a matter of silencing, which there is no need for

Conservative and/or right wing, authoritarian, reactionary (feel free to pick your favorite analogous label) views are ethically wrong and lack evidence to add a worthy perspective to discussions. Capitalism is a belief and should be discussed as other religions.

It is an interesting question because even China doesn’t believe in the disinformation they spread. It’s just a tactic

Time for them to move on to a new hobby then, surely there are more sane people to take over the development

That hides the problem instead of fixing it… and if it’s a dev as well, the whole system isn’t really safe

I guess some mod actions could be considered accidents or mistakes instead of bad actors. A transparent system would have a flow to allow the user to contact and get such a mistake rectified, or report a wrongful mod action to an admin.

But if the admin is a problem, then that needs more figuring out how to get one removed.

Is it possible to see who is behind a mod action? I’ve figured something like world news on ml has some compromised fascist actors as mods but if it’s the main creator doing this then that’s crazy

I have so much support for jewish people, and especially those who are against Netanyahu’s atrocities

Maybe a general instance which has access to most of Lemmy or beehaw for a more curated experience

Ah, I didn’t check throughly enough. Thanks

They then should be snackbars instead

They seem to be snackbars and should be

I don’t think so. Lemmy.world is still on an older backend and Jerboa hasn’t merged a fix that allows older instances to work