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  • @aev@lemmy.ml
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    14 years ago

    I like these rules. Maybe add something about adhering to applicable law.

    In my experience(*): the stricter the rules, the easier it becomes for trolls to skirt them, the more admin time is abused. These rules look fine for now.

    (*) I have been an admin of a fairly large online community and survived more than a handful of troll invasions.

    • @AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.ml
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      4 years ago

      Why not just add a clause that “admins can remove any content they see fit without warning” as a catch-all for any loopholes that pop up?

      • @AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.ml
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        4 years ago

        What would count as porn in this context? Technically porn would include not just sexual activity but anything primarily meant to cause arousal in at least some people.

        I am be happy with a broad definition of porn (as in anything meant to be sexual) being banned honestly.

        • @nutomic@lemmy.mlOPM
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          04 years ago

          Yeah its a bit tricky and we will probably have to see on a case by case basis. My opinion is that non-sexual nudity is fine (we dont want to end up like Facebook and ban nipples or some bullshit like that).

          • @AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.ml
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            4 years ago

            Just to be clear, Lemmy’s definition of porn includes non-image sexual content right? I definitely think those should not be allowed either and many jurisdictions treat it as porn all the same.

            • @nutomic@lemmy.mlOPM
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              04 years ago

              Not sure, its something thats worth discussing. For me its not about legality, but mainly that I dont want to moderate that kind of stuff. I wouldnt consider simple nudity or erotic text as pornography so those would be fine by me.

  • @Tommstein@lemmy.ml
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    14 years ago

    Well that didn’t take long, for the rules to become even more restrictive than the bastion of free speech that is Reddit. Should help adoption of the fledgling platform skyrocket.

      • @Tommstein@lemmy.ml
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        04 years ago

        No shit. So will the rest of the Internet except the four softy fascists who need an even safer space than Reddit.

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          4 years ago

          The rules are “no bigotry”, “be respectful”, “no porn” and “no advertising”. If you can’t even follow those basic rules then no one on Lemmy actually wants you here.

          • @Tommstein@lemmy.ml
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            -14 years ago

            Which is fortuitous, because no one outside of the aforementioned four softy fascists is going to want to be here on Lamer Reddit either.

              • @Tommstein@lemmy.ml
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                -14 years ago

                Yep, that’s exactly what I said. Also, that’s not what the term “safe space” means, but I appreciate the cute “nuh uh, you are.” A for effort or something.

  • @AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.ml
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    4 years ago

    I think it’s a good start, but doesn’t cover all the harmful content. You should also add “no harassment of other users”, “no pedophilia”, “no stalking or doxxing” and “no advocating serious crime” just to name a few.

    • @nutomic@lemmy.mlOPM
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      24 years ago

      We were trying to keep it short, and not list every single bad thing because nobody is going to read that. The things you mentioned are definitely not allowed, and are probably covered by “be respectful”.