So. What Am I getting banned?

  • fxomt
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    05 months ago

    This particular thread is hosted on lemmy.world and you must be 18+ to access it.

    Nah, admins only care about their own instance. So a LW admin would only care about underage LW users.

    Admins don’t have the time to moderate for other instances. I’m already busy enough with dbzer0, lemm.ee’s business is theirs. (as long as they’re not posting CSAM or scams)

    • @LandedGentry@lemmy.zip
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      05 months ago

      And despite how simple it is people still find new and interesting ways to be bigoted. It’s impressive really

      • @SoftestSapphic@lemmy.world
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        05 months ago

        As long as all those people getting banned were actually for those reasons…

        Most of the time admins and mods just ban you because they don’t like you even though that’s not a rule.

      • comfy
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        I believe the most an admin can do is block you from their own instance (e.g. lemmy.world banning you from lemmy.world communities), they don’t own your account on lemm.ee so they can’t ban your account from accessing the comms they don’t control, and lemm.ee has no reason to ban you.

        Tagging @fxomt@lemmy.dbzer0.com

        • fxomt
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          05 months ago

          Yep, i have no power outside my instance. However sag has been banned by the LW admins :(

          There’s a YPTB post about it, you can chime in. It’s outrageous honestly, sag is a very good poster/user, maybe they can be pressured into reversing the ban.

          • comfy
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            Ah thanks.

            YPTB

            What’s this? ah just remembered, /c/ YePowerTrippinBastards

      • fxomt
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        5 months ago

        Should be fine, then. You’re on .ee not .world, they’re not going to vet your account for age ;)

        edit: I should mention that you still have to follow the COCs of instances, but most of them can be boiled down to: Don’t be a huge dick, and don’t be racist/anything-phobic.

        • sagOP
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          Don’t be a huge dick, and don’t be racist/anything-phobic.

          I leaved Reddit because of this. And I choose Lemmy over other Social Media app to ignore this. I can safely say I am not. I don’t even joke about it like some edgy teenager thinking saying N-Word is fucking cool or saying Hitler was a good person and everyone should do it too. Or Hating LGBTQ person.

    • Cethin
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      05 months ago

      Yeah, I’m assuming this is in place to comply with the stupid UK age verification laws anyway. They don’t want to enforce an age restriction, but they’re forced to for their users. They don’t care about users on other instances. That’s not their problem.

  • @End0fLine@midwest.social
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    05 months ago

    I’m too old for this to matter, but is somebody really expected check the ToS of the server the community they’re posting in is on, or is this just a CYA kind of thing?

    Federation makes this untenable.

    • @lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.org
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      05 months ago

      This is one of the reasons why I’m against the anti-intellectualism trend of trying to “consolidate” Lemmy communities. Basically subjects everyone who is potentially interested in a given subject to submit to one singular ToS of the (artificially) “popular” community du jour.

    • @unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de
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      05 months ago

      Yeah just ignore and move on. They probably just put that there so they dont get sued for making porn available to minors without warning or something.

    • Skull giver
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      05 months ago

      Yes, unless you accept the risk of being banned. Every community and every server has its own set of rules.

      You can usually safely ignore these rules, but if you get banned you don’t have a leg to stand on if you didn’t bother with reading the rules.

      • sagOP
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        05 months ago

        Damn RIP then if I got banned from .world after this post I am leaving Lemmy.

        • @brucethemoose@lemmy.world
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          5 months ago

          Just… don’t make an issue of it? Apologize and delete some posts?

          TBH lot of the internet has an “over 18” requirement somewhere in the ToS, for good reasons, and… yeah.

          • sagOP
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            05 months ago

            I have over 2000 posts. And I never hided the fact that I am a teenager.

            • @brucethemoose@lemmy.world
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              Not all them, just the thread in the screenshot. With a little apology or something. See what happens.

              This is Lemmy, no one wants to ban a good poster.

        • sunzu2
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          05 months ago

          Being banned on world news and politics sub’s just mean you are doing everything right

          There other places on fedi for freedom enjoyers to congragate…

          • sagOP
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            05 months ago

            I have blocked every single poltics community. It’s instance problem not a community problem.

                • sunzu2
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                  I don’t think this is accurate… .world has several of it’s major sub’s who are essentially operate like regime front on fedi ie they follow reddit mod template.

                  When dead ceo happened they all had a melt down and blocked discussion about that and Luigi citing that they qr elegally obligated to do this and server admin told them to do it.

                  That turned out to be a fat lie becuasr largest fedi Luigi community is hosted on Lemmy.world

                  Actually server is fine, it is these neo liberal apologist clowns who operate major sub’s are the issue IMHO

          • sagOP
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            05 months ago

            Like hell even someone care LOL

    • @empireOfLove2@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      05 months ago

      is somebody really expected check the ToS of the server the community they’re posting in is on,

      Technically yes. Practically nobody does.

      • Jerkface (any/all)
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        05 months ago

        I disagree. If they want to federate, it is up to them to censor the content they want to share. But I believe in some places, doing so would just open them up to greater liability because they are no longer acting as a “common carrier”.

    • sagOP
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      05 months ago

      So, I am gonna check TOS of every instance wherever I am posting?

      • Kichae
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        05 months ago

        You should understand the rules of the places you are posting to, yes.

        This is why “let’s pretend this is centralized social media and ignore the fact that we’re all on different websites” is a bad idea, actually. You don’t get to parachute into someone else’s house and expect the rules of your own home apply.

        • sagOP
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          05 months ago

          I read the rule of community and instance but not TOS.

  • Palladiumasteroid
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    05 months ago

    If an admin put limitations to who can or can’t belong and/or interact with their server, it’s their responsibility to whitelist and blacklist accordingly.

  • Kichae
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    05 months ago

    I cannot stress this strongly enough: You have not been “using Lemmy” for 1.5 years now. “Lemmy” isn’t a service the same way Reddit is, it’s a web engine, like Joomla, or like phpBB.

    You’ve been using lemm.ee for 1.5 years.

    Nobody wants to hear this, but there’s no “Lemmy”. This emergent network of social media sites isn’t a coherent thing, and it’s not a stable concept. The attempts to make this look like a singular space are to the ultimate detriment of the network, because implicitly lying to end users about what they’re doing informs how they behave.

    You’ve been using lemm.ee. Lemm.ee has copies of content on other websites, but those websites have different rules, and different expectations than lemm.ee. You don’t get to pretend otherwise because of where you’re reading the content, and there is no guarantee that you will have further access to content from any other website than lemm.ee.

    This is a reality that people simply do not want to face, for some reason. Everyone wants to imagine that federation is just centralized social media with some voodoo in the background, but it is a fundamentally different paradigm, and this is the wild fucking west.

    You’re going to get your toes stepped on if you treat it like something it’s not.

    • Blaze (he/him)
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      05 months ago

      When people say they are sending emails, do you also ask them which email provider they use to correct them?

      • @TORFdot0@lemmy.world
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        05 months ago

        If you email someone on a different mail service and your message breaks the ToS of their mail service then you shouldn’t be surprised if your email address gets blacklisted.

    • Palladiumasteroid
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      05 months ago

      The social media lemm.ee runs the software Lemmy and forms part, along side other social media (server/instances/providers) of the Lemmy network that simultaneously forms part of the Fediverse.

      OP and you too are on Lemmy because you are part of servers that run Lemmy, and that actively make part of the Lemmy network in all its aspects, up to its distinct userbase culture that differentiate it not only from the wider fediverse but also from other link aggregators like Mbin and PieFed.

      Not only is your comment painfully pedantic but also patently wrong.

    • southsamurai
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      05 months ago

      That’s some silliness right there.

      Using lemm.ee is using lemmy because lemm.ee is lemmy software being hosted on their hardware, and the activitypub that’s part of lemmy connects everything.

      If you’re going to try to be pedantic, be right

    • Rikudou_Sage
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      05 months ago

      You realize the software most of us here use is literally called Lemmy, right?

        • Rikudou_Sage
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          05 months ago

          Wow, you’re that kind of troll. Okay, enjoy your day and happy trolling!

          • @TORFdot0@lemmy.world
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            05 months ago

            I’m not trying to be a troll. I’m not even trying to be pedantic. I just agree with the guy a couple comments up that we should refer to the thread based fediverse as “Lemmy”. There is piefed, mbin, and even the microblog based AP platforms can ingest content from threadiverse.

            If we refer to the threadiverse as just “Lemmy” then the network is going to be known as a place for tech obsessed socialists rather than being part of the wider AP network

            • Rikudou_Sage
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              05 months ago

              Sure, the Fediverse is not Lemmy. But I’m using Lemmy. I also use Mastodon. Both are vastly different experiences despite being based on the same protocol.

    • @GlenRambo@jlai.lu
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      05 months ago

      This just hit me.

      How long until governments create email accounts or digital identities (I mean they already have the latter). Then they force social media platforms (who n turn force users) to use/link that as age verification and content blocking.

    • @ArcaneSlime@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Hell back when I was banging it didn’t matter, but they did ask, so we thought it did matter and we all lied. I think my ol’ AIM acct thinks I’m like 85 now.

  • MHLoppy
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    05 months ago

    I seem to be missing some context - anyone want to fill in the rest of the class?

    Edit: the image being shown to lemmy users is not being shown to mbin users, so here it is for those like me: https://imgur.com/q4zuZzz

      • MHLoppy
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        05 months ago

        Well, now that’s just discrimination :(

        Weird though!

        Edit: it also doesn’t show for kbin.earth (which is running mbin) - I’m curious what the source of the problem is for this strange and seemingly-arbitrary minority of users https://kbin.earth/m/fediverse@lemmy.world/t/1028068/So-after-using-Lemmy-for-1-5-Years-You-are-telling#comments

          • MHLoppy
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            Minor bug in the UI / frontend I guess - you could try reporting it to the lemmy devs on GitHub if there isn’t already a GitHub issue for it

        • JayGray91
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          hmm, is it possible that maybe both of those mbin instances blocks imgur? I have accounts on both but I’m using fedia as my main

          if this keeps up I might just abandon mbin and go with Lemmy while waiting for piefed lol…

          • MHLoppy
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            Seems like there are other Imgur submissions on Fedia that mostly work fine (no thumbnail, but the image itself shows up if you click on the expando thing in the UI) https://fedia.io/d/imgur.com

            I did notice that at some point around the time of my second comment Imgur was having some issues (I was given a JSON file instead of a webpage or image when I found and clicked on the image that OP submitted), so maybe fedia and a few other instances just got unlucky with the timing?

            If you notice it becoming a recurring problem you can report it on Fedia’s meta magazine/community: !fedia@fedia.io

  • @Fleur_@hilariouschaos.com
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    05 months ago

    Are you really surprised about being banned after admitting to breaking the rules and then expressing intent to circumvent a ban?

  • @m_f@discuss.online
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    05 months ago

    Not really sure how that works with federation. You’re not “using” lemmy.world, you’re using lemm.ee, which has a copy of content from lemmy.world.

    • @lambalicious@lemmy.sdf.org
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      05 months ago

      I think you’ve pretty much nailed it. KFC can’t ban you from buying a Burguer King that McDonalds is secondhand selling.

    • Captain Aggravated
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      05 months ago

      I’m still not entirely sure where each individual parcel of data is stored.

      My account is on sh.itjust.works; the URL for the page I’m viewing this in is a sh.itjust.works address, this post and comment thread are from lemmy.world. When I hit reply in a few minutes my time, this comment will be sent to sh.itjust.works. Does it get stored there, or does it get forwarded to lemmy.world and stored there? If sh.itjust.works shuts down, does this comment disappear with it?

      Possibly depending on how that works, viewing one lemmy instance’s content from another may not be “using that instance” but posting or commenting might be.

      • Pamasich
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        Does it get stored there, or does it get forwarded to lemmy.world and stored there? If sh.itjust.works shuts down, does this comment disappear with it?

        Your own content gets stored on your own instances and every instance it’s federated with. It’s not sh.itjust.works or lemmy.world, it’s both of them.

  • Madbrad200
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    05 months ago

    young padawan, the first lesson you ever learn on the internet is never admit your age until it no longer matters

    • Skull giver
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      05 months ago

      Dealing with data protection laws surrounding children is a MASSIVE pain. Most Lemmy servers ignore the GDPR safely, but ignoring COPPA is a bit harder. And that doesn’t even take into account the recent rise of laws blocking teenagers from social media, with varying ages and consent laws.

      • @Maalus@lemmy.world
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        05 months ago

        “safely” as in are too small for the regulatory bodies to care. Takes one report though.

        • Skull giver
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          05 months ago

          Basically. Although, it kind of depends on what a server gets reported on first. If it’s just something like account deletion or data exports, that can be done manually, just not on scale.