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Blahaj admin goes powertripping over minor issues
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this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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I don't think post titles in this community should include personal bias.
"lemmy.blahaj.zone admin announces defederation from programming.dev because of controversial comments made by their admin" would have been better and much more factual.
"controversial comments" my ass. Its a textbook powertripp over a very minor issue
Cambridge Dictionary defines "controversial" as "causing disagreement or discussion". The admin's comments did just that, so objectively speaking they are controversial.
Is helping sick babies controversial? I bet I could find someone who thinks we shouldn't help sick babies.
Do let me know if you find someone like that.
The only people finding it worth arguing are hexbears and that admin, its not controversial its bs.
That's your opinion, which I'm saying should be excluded from the post title.
Its not a opinion, the stuff you wrote makes it seem like the blahaj admin has a case or anything besides a powertripp about a game.
Their cause is "their website, their rules". They really don't need to justify what other independent websites they share content with.
That's pretty idiotic in case of a federated service. you can just close registration and delete the user database so nobody can do anything "anti trans" on your instance if you act like a child on such hilariously small issues.