Lemmy is literally the same format as Reddit, except instead having some company running it all, its run in bits and pieces by the people who would largely be moderators, or at least found subreddits, on Reddit. That decentralized nature has benefits, thats why Im here after all, but being the same format and to a large degree literally the same people as are/were on Reddit, well it shouldnt be surprising to see act similar.
![[email protected] calling for violence and me getting banned for asking why the mods are all good with it?](https://lemm.ee/pictrs/image/4bd8a029-63b5-4def-854e-5b7c6876cea4.jpeg){kind=link}
Turns out that Lemmy suffers the same poor moderation problems Reddit does.
At least here modlogs are public
Lemmy is literally the same format as Reddit, except instead having some company running it all, its run in bits and pieces by the people who would largely be moderators, or at least found subreddits, on Reddit. That decentralized nature has benefits, thats why Im here after all, but being the same format and to a large degree literally the same people as are/were on Reddit, well it shouldnt be surprising to see act similar.