I know it's .ml where such things happen but ffs! This guy needs to fucking chill ๐คฆ
Time for an alternate community
this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2024
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I just had one removed from news as well. I don't even remember what I said though so I somehow doubt it was something that crazy
Found it in the modlog, not posting it here, but you suggested someone killing themselves was a good thing... Yeah, that's going to get removed.
https://lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&userId=144966
From this post:
https://lemmy.world/comment/9274535
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I hate when they don't even say what comment was removed, you just have to search for it through your post history and hit edit to view the original.
That's where the modlog comes in very handy! It's even available right on your profile tab in Voyager ๐
Lemmy is so fucking bad ass. You get to see exactly why they banned you. I think you can type in anyone's username to see tbe bans.
Feel free to type in my name, I already got a ban.
Sorry I got a little to hot about Russia out producing the USA in artillery shells this far into the Ukraine war. I feel like we spent trillions on defense, there should be production lines just waiting to go for every type of ammunition.
Do this :
Settings >> Blocks >> Block instance : ~lemmy.ml~
There's a few niche communities there
ideally, when we subscribe to a community but we block the instance, the behavior of the software should be that we would see said community ... but in fact, I really don't know what Lemmy software does in those cases.