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Western Media Covering Ukraine
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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I think on Lemmygrad we should really be proactive with banning.
only when subjects don't show any improvements and are persistent with same old attitude of -- "not gonna get it".
Or a proactive ban in case downvote rates surpass 30%.
Yeah for sure, if people are just lacking education and are willing to learn then we should do everything to help them out. We just need to keep the trolls out.
Would it be ok if down voted and upvoted posts were visible to mods as per "our instance our rule" or it would look/go bad for community?
It would to keep trolls and - only trolls - out without any false positives.
hard to say, but I think reporting is really the tool for this, when we see people acting like trolls then we report and that should be that
I remember in the early days of the reddit migration when you guys complained that instances immediately defederated you, now you've changed your minds? Maybe you just should defederate all other instances and have it over with.