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from PhilipTheBucket@quokk.au to newcommunities@lemmy.world on 03 Oct 16:52
https://quokk.au/post/319686

So someone posted this press release to !politics@lemmy.world, and it got deleted, because of course it did. Why would that be relevant or allowed in a politics community? Fuckin’ lemmy.world, I tell you what.

Anyway, that’s what motivated me to publicize this community. Now there is a place to repost stuff you apparently can’t say other places. Please don’t turn it into a magnet for actually-toxic content, thank you in advance.

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IcedRaktajino@startrek.website on 03 Oct 16:58 collapse

Why would that be relevant or allowed in a politics community? Fuckin’ lemmy.world, I tell you what.

Because rule 1 there is "Post only links to articles? Geesh. It’s not like that’s been a rule for 2+ years and the community a place to discuss actual articles.

PhilipTheBucket@quokk.au on 03 Oct 17:05 collapse

My point isn’t that this link obeys the rules. My point is that the rules are often weird and pointless in a lot of cases including this one. (And also super-strictly enforced against harmless content, except when the mods decide they don’t want them to be, at which point they suddenly are not even against harmful content sometimes.)

Case in point: Literal obvious disinformation on an important topic being posted to !news@lemmy.world. I reported it. Let’s see if they are as strict about their rules when it comes to that content as they are about this thing being banned permanently unless it gets picked up by some 0-editorial-control political click farm “news” site, at which point it suddenly becomes allowed.

(IDK why I am so salty all of a sudden about this today, but I am.)

Edit: Hey, they removed the disinfo. Good on !news@lemmy.world I guess.