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What from reddit do you hope to never see on lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Never being able to post anything because of one TINY detail that was metioned in rule 24 under the hidden subreddit rules in the corner.
But please ignore that they're modding 50 subs and can't keep up with the workload, so they opt to use a heavy handed approach. Same boo they won't give up some of that power to others to help them mod.
Mods on Lemmy still have to remove anything that violates the TOS and off topic posts / comments, but should be much better than reddit. We've already seen admins are deleting posts and comments as well but again only those not following the TOS.
I commented on a video of a Nazi getting punched "I will never not upvote a video of a Nazi getting punched"... and banned for inciting violence... but the video stayed up
I got banned from r/StarTrek for saying I preferred the Klingon design in The Next Generation to what they did to them in Discovery. I was banned from r/baseball once for saying that betting on sports was bad for the integrity of the game.