

I’m just speaking from experience. This is how things play out in these situations.


I’m just speaking from experience. This is how things play out in these situations.


I.e. “I just saw a modlog entry, jumped to conclusions, didn’t ask for clarification, didn’t speak to anyone from that instance, jumped straight into making a drama post”


Open-and-shut-case in my book.


I appreciate your kind words


Marked for a while now https://gui.fediseer.com/instances/detail/lemmychan.org
You can Follow our censures against bigotry and csam on fediseer to ensure you don’t stay unprotected until someone brings it up


Please don’t do that that. Hounding people in irrelevant threads just comes off as harassment and makes you look worse than them.


I too am too old for this shit.


It looks to be be a criticism of these, not in support


And your recent post showed that there’s no such LLM-based admin tooling and you just misrepresent what the tool that is there, does…


There is no and was no mod automation


Note that just because I’m an admin, I don’t do what I like. We explicitly reject the BDFL approach. Also you’re missing the objective of rimu here; it’s not to stop our admins from doing a specific thing, it’s to agitate other instances to defederate us widely.


Another hit piece from rimu against /0. Must be a day that ends with -y…
EDIT: Here’s rimu admitting that this is all based on a single modlog and him just making assumptions based on that and that alone.
Here’s the series of events as I understand it
I’ll leave the fact of why Rimu was randomly going through 2-week old modlogs of banned zionists as an interesting open-ended question.


We’re being fairly precautionary about it.


Wait, why do you think Rimu’s an AnCap?


Except for CSAM and clear bigotry.


AI horde. Local models. Crowdsourced. Distributed. FOSS.


You talk about instances utilizing this tooling, but in your comments you admit it’s just some mods. This is misleading, as talking about instances doing it assumes admin access and relevant instance policy, something which invites calls for defederation (as can be clearly be seen from the comments in your post).
A random mod doing something is not the same as an instance doing it. Literally anyone can be a mod and they don’t get any more access than an anonymous account by doing so.
This is the second time in one week I see you throwing careless statements like chum in the water. I can’t help but notice a pattern emerging.


Well the biggest evidence that you’re not instance banned, is that I can see you comments and you can see mine
We have comms around open-weight and open sourced GenAI tech on our instance. You can start on !stable_diffusion@lemmy.dbzer0.com