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That's what instance bans look like, yeah.
It's also super inefficient. Comrade dipshit missed quite a few communities so it seems he can only ban based on communities I have commented in at one time or another.
You would think that the free speech leader of the world could write a better mechanism to erase dissent.
Pretty sure you don't have posting privileges in them, that's just what shows up in the modlogs as it purges comments, but I don't remember the technical details from the posts about the mechanics.
I can still report posts on communities that I wasn't explicitly banned from, which is just super weird. A proper ban prevents reports, at least.
TBH, I don't care about the bans, but the Lemmy behavior is something to take note of for other admins and mods.