https://www.reddit.com/r/Socialism_101/comments/lua87n/why_does_china_have_so_many_cameras_on_the_streets/gp67qx9/

moderator of

r/ABoringDystopia
r/capitalism_in_decay
r/InformedTankie
r/JucheGang
r/fediverse
r/asktankies
r/GunZedong
r/CapitalismInAction
r/Communist_Gaming
r/Communism1O1

is parentis_shotgun dessalines

99% of what made it to /all from there was pretty much "I hate my manager"

More ironic that the mod team agreed.

They've probably gotten more clicks from this thread than they have in their entire existence.

maybe things will (should?) get exciting over on /r/piracy

Obvious that this is automated and will be going out to all subs. They definitely wouldn't go to bat to keep a piracy sub open, unless they're even dumber than I thought.

Something I've seen is encoding links and sending people to https://www.base64decode.org/. Whether that alleviates legal risk is questionable (unlikely?), but it does prevent scraping for keywords.

Just think how fun it will be with people telling you to "read the thread" when you can even see it and dont know it exists.

They've existed as a small community for a year and a half. In all that time, surely they have met/interacted with some people they trust enough to delegate mod duties to.

You will be able to see and post to anything pre-defederation, but it won't leave your server.

I posted this there, but since you can't see it

"I wonder if the type of community you're trying to build wouldn't be easier with a more traditional forum software like discourse. The infrastructure and moderation tools there have had much longer to mature."

I think they've picked the wrong tool for what they're trying to do.

But now you have 0 friends out of 200k instead of 0 out of 200 million like on reddit. That's an improvement!