- Almost every instance will almost certainly filter illegal content in their respective jurisdictions, and those that don't might not be around for long.
- There is a modlog. Just click on it, and you will see what gets removed.
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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This is where the transparency that comes with FOSS vs private corp really shines. You can always check an instance's modlog to see for yourself where lines are drawn.
Neat, but I'm having a hard time understanding the information on there... Is it instance wide? Or federated? Can I narrow my results by community?
It is the modlog for the instance in the link (lemmy.ml, in the link I provided).
I think the only filter option is by user.
lemmygrad blocks anything not deemed acceptable by the Supreme Soviet
Their modlog is ridiculous!
What is censorship for you? I mean do you want to have an instance that deletes nothing?
Yup
That sounds like a terrible place.
A place where no one is policing what people can say? Sign me up!
Censorship only applies to people you dont like saying things you dont like. Eventually it'll be turned on you.
Some things should be deleted because they are bad for the community as a whole. Harassment, threats, doxxing, calls for violence. You honestly wouldn't want someone to delete a post with "@[email protected] lives at XXX. Let's get together and beat him to death"? And if that doesn't faze you I can tell you that most people are not like that. So the place you are imagining would be a very small community very fast. Apart from that there is the problem of illegal content and defederation.
Makes me wonder what you want to say or read that gets censored.
I mean, deleting content is, by definition, censorship. Not all censorship is bad. For example, I think everyone here wants spam to be censored. Let's not change the definitions of words :)
I don't want to change the meaning. I was just trying to find out if OP really means that: in instance that deletes nothing.
Fair enough, sorry if I misinterpreted your post
BeeHaw will supposedly censor what they deem to be "hate speech"
I've heard reports about lemmy.ml censoring criticism of the CCP. how true this is i don't know. One of the devs apparently also runs Lemmygrad
Yeah I read that the main Dev of Lemmy is big supporter of communism.
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