Matt

Awesome. Thank you!

Thank you for everything you do. Have a great new year and 2024

@randint. Lemm.ee admins are now dealing with multiple reports from this thread. In reviewing the conversations they are heading off topic and some have become arguments and abusive. As such I will be locking this post now before there is either further escalation of more significant levels of reporting.

I see quite a few of their comments and posts especially of late. It is a mix really between healthy and unhealthy. However if I compare to other instances I would agree more with your point.

First of all I would like to offer my support to Sunaurus for this post. I thank him for raising this issue to our instance and for continuing to be discussion led and transparent. I also ask that we discuss this so we are best informed on the Hexbear subject.

I also agree what Sunaurus is saying but would add;

We try to encourage people to engage in a healthy way here on Lemm.ee. Also looking throughout the Fediverse which is growing at the moment we look to encourage that same engagement. This will ensure it’s long term success and resilience. I believe that healthy discussion promotes new ideas, innovation and learning. I do not believe that any abuse, victimisation, harassment or active discrimination has a place.

In the recent days I have seen increased reports coming from content or comments made by Hexbear users. However from what I am seeing although there is a lot, mostly they do not cross the line for significant action although a minority do. So at this time from what I have seen Defederation is not obvious a decision to me. I am expecting the behaviour and style of comments to calm once the excitement of Federating passes. I am also encouraged by the positive steps of the Hexbear admins.

I operate two handed or hold in the right and touch with the left.

Thank you for the warm welcome. Happy to be helping the communities.

I would be interested. I’m active between 1800-2100 (GMT). I have no previous mod experience but I do in enforcing rules. I agree with the current policy. If I am not active enough I understand. Good luck with your search.

I think the culture/training of not even reading terms and conditions leads to people not checking what they give away to apps and software.

I agree that it is almost impossible these days to trust big corporations. Google and Meta are at the top my no trust list.

As long as you are aware of what is being shared then you have an informed choice to make.

Does advised allow for whitelisting. If it does you can tell it to ignore https://wefwef.app and also you instance you are hosted on.

I had this issue with NextDNS so whitelisted the connected sites. This fixed it for me. Hope this helps.