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[-] spujb@lemmy.cafe 3 points 33 minutes ago

take that shouldn’t be hot: except for in very small communities, mods should not do moderation on their own posts’ comment section, especially when they are the type to be super defensive and invested in their posts’ success. this is the case with those like jordanlund, flyingsquid and the PTB here.

in other words, !usauthoritarianism@lemmy.world has two mods. if mod A makes a participatory (non-pinned/PSA) post, mod B should be the one that handles violations in that posts’ comments. especially if mod A is a frequent commenter and gets into arguments easily.

[-] admins_r_trds@lemmy.wtf 1 points 1 hour ago

Nobody cares

[-] geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml -1 points 5 hours ago

The place is filled with plenty of examples of US authoritarianism. Consider lurking before posting OP.

Why would it be considered authoritarian to state that you wont rule out military use to rule over the Panama Canal or ban medical procedures decided between doctors and patients?

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