First ban on my new account! Once again for voting "wrong"...in the "voting community" 😑
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I downvoted maybe 3 posts for being "unwise", but I guess that's not allowed. Looked up the mod and they banned a wave of people, all for "...". Good stuff.
This "banned for using the functions of the website" shit is really getting out of hand. Unless it's unequivocal support for every post, you're out. It's ridiculous out here.
Also! We still can't block communities we've been banned from? Wtf?
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I downvoted maybe 3 posts for being "unwise", but I guess that's not allowed. Looked up the mod and they banned a wave of people, all for "...". Good stuff.
This "banned for using the functions of the website" shit is really getting out of hand. Unless it's unequivocal support for every post, you're out. It's ridiculous out here.
Also! We still can't block communities we've been banned from? Wtf?
Also! We still can't block communities we've been banned from? Wtf?
The more I use this software the more problems I see, not surprising given the developers. Hopefully Piefed can keep up with quality control over time.
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Also! We still can't block communities we've been banned from? Wtf?
The more I use this software the more problems I see, not surprising given the developers. Hopefully Piefed can keep up with quality control over time.
Didn't piefed came with built-in echo chamber features, hiding downvoted comments by default and marking people who get downvotes with special marks?
I think in that scenario bans because downvoting patterns would be far more aggressive
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Also! We still can't block communities we've been banned from? Wtf?
The more I use this software the more problems I see, not surprising given the developers. Hopefully Piefed can keep up with quality control over time.
Its the first time Im hearing about this problem. If no one reports it on the issue tracker we cant fix it.
Edit: You can block a community that banned you under /settings, but not directly on the community page. Issue link
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Didn't piefed came with built-in echo chamber features, hiding downvoted comments by default and marking people who get downvotes with special marks?
I think in that scenario bans because downvoting patterns would be far more aggressive
Anything which will cause users of an instance I block to actually be hidden from comment sections I read will be a massive improvement over Lemmy.
When I block .world, it's because I don't wish to continue being exposed to .world style takes from .world users. Not sure why this is so hard for the devs of Lemmy to understand.
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Anything which will cause users of an instance I block to actually be hidden from comment sections I read will be a massive improvement over Lemmy.
When I block .world, it's because I don't wish to continue being exposed to .world style takes from .world users. Not sure why this is so hard for the devs of Lemmy to understand.
This feature is already implemented for Lemmy and will be in version 1.0
