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Leaving Lemmy World
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this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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I've already seen the lemmy.world admins jump into another instance to ban a user who was arguing with a lemmy.world user. Nobody was talking on a Lemmy.world community when they jumped in.
I've also seen that some instances will edit your comments if you post a word they don't agree with. Doesn't even mark your comment as being edited so it seems like the user said it instead. I could understand a auto-removal with a message stating why, but to actually fucking edit a users comment without telling them because the admins didn't like a word is just pathetic.
I've really stopped seeing a future in Lemmy.
Lemmy is basically power mods with the ability of admins without any oversight.
Damn thats a pity I was really hoping this platform was made out of rebellion for the old firm can we just get rid of mods entirely on a new instance and just use bots to clean up spam and illegal posts.