Shadow banning your comment where only you can see them.
This is what I see when I login from my account:
When I logout:
link to discussion:
the nazification of /r/worldnews has become ridiculous
Why are you still there?
This is like saying you hate the taste of fish while ordering a plate of fish fingers
Congratulation. Criticizing the Israeli governments wrongdoings gets you banned in r/worldnews. Happened to me a few years ago, too. They are simply too dumb to understand that there is a difference between valid criticism and antisemitism. For them, any criticism of Israel is automatically antisemitism.
I’m new to Lemmy. Isn’t it possible to be banned or shadowbanner here aswell?
No, you would straight up banned
Is that better? I guess, it’s less annoying. But you’d feel powerless just the same, wouldn’t you?
You can always spin up your own instance and be lord of your little fief.
It’s 100% better to just ban me stright up. They made everyone think I deleted my comment because I lost the argument or something, and made me think that I spoke out what I needed to say. A huge bitch move much worse than banning me
Don’t worry too much about it. On nazi digg, it’s understood that “[removed]” usually means “I blasphemed against some nazi mod’s tender fee fees.” and not “I removed my own comment.”
Once your comment is removed, no one else can reply to it, but since nazi digg has to maintain the appearance that it’s still up when it’s not, you can still reply to it. Take advantage of this ability to point out that the mods are shadow-deleting comments.
The worst that can happen is that you get banned from nazi digg. Become ungovernable.
I wish more people would get off of Reddit and those same topics can all be in a neutral location. Let the Reddit moderators and their unbecoming Delusions have no one to “ban”… blocking a profile resolves 99.99% of any discomfort you may feel… online… from a stranger,…
Put in a filter that ****** any 'sensitive ’ words,. Let mods deal with bots. They ban for subjective perspectives rooted in faux objectivity… it’s ridiculous. I’ve never wanted a company to fail more than Reddit. It’s too inconsistent, sensitive and micromanaged,…
