Disappointed that the article didn't mention the fediverse
Ich glaube sein Problem in diesem Kontext wäre, dass er dann wahrscheinlich eine sehr grosse Zielscheibe am Rücken hätte.
That's exactly what everyone defederating them would do?
I would claim actual free speech absolutists don't exist.
Musk is a proponent of near-absolute free speech
Anything goes, so long as it doesn't hurt his feelings personally
I think making a custom award for the sub's creator qualifies as knowing about it.
At this point, spez resigning wouldn't cut it. Reddit would need to be made into a non-profit a la Wikipedia and be managed by a trust.
Also, you can microblog with your kbin account, so boosting with it actually does something.
Die Sortierung nach "Heiß" hat bei der aktuellen Lemmy-version einen Fehler, der die "Hitze" eines Pfostens nicht abklingen lässt. Bis das geflickt ist, entweder nach Neu sortieren oder auf "innerhalb der letzten X Stunden" begrenzen.
Has John Oliver already had an episode about spez's enshittifying of reddit? Because if not, I guess this is one way to make him at least mention it on Last Week Tonight. xD
It isn't the case.
The first problem was actual trolls using were using lemmy.world's open and automated registration (beehaw makes you write why you want to join and manually approves registrations based on that) to troll Beehaw.
The second problem was that the moderation tools aren't mature enough yet to deal with problem one with anything between manually banning every troll (which will immediately come back by creating another lemmy.world account) and total defederation from the instances most of those trolls are coming from.
Because Beehaw's mission statement is to be a safe space, it was decided to go with the defederation option.
However, the defederation isn't planned to be permanent. Improvements in mod tools and/or maturing of communities are said to be reasons to refederate again.
Edit: spelling
Als ob die original-Nazis mit Sozialem gross etwas am Hut hatten.