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this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2026
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I'm not worried and don't care about your instance or what you think about lemmy.ml.
I just think it is funny that the software itself is politically neutral but due to an extreme desire to censor the lemmy devs for "authoritarianism" that libs are developing undocumented authoritarian censorship methods into their forks.
No, the 4chan filter is documented. And I actually think it's a pretty neat feature. Despite being a communist, I'm not quite enough of a left wing radical to want to use it, but I still appreciate what it's made for. But I understand why the radical centrists who made the Lemmy software would see no use for it.
What I really want is an equivalent that bans Xitter screenshots. I don't want to give Musk's Nazi bar any more attention.