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Please stop spouting these grandiose claims. Go on Facebook, enter a local group and interact with posts and become active in the community. After a while eith
by Almondsetat 3y ago
Please stop spouting these grandiose claims.
Go on Facebook, enter a local group and interact with posts and become active in the community. After a while either people will contact you or people will be nice towards you contacting them.
- Iulioh 3y agoYou know, i think the problem is in the numbers. The internet is too vast and the people are too interchangable, i have beed banned for stupid reasons in a few comunities. I think a lot of people knows how easy is to be banned from reddit from certain subreddits for example for...no reason? I personally think that permanent bans should not be a thing if not for really specific, grave and repeatet reasons. timed bans (even really long ones) i think are way more effective for incentivize anyone to change behaviour (creating a new account after begin banned is the preferred solution to a perma ban) We lost a lot of humanity in the process.
- kredd 3y agoI don’t ever recall being banned from anything anywhere. Although I’ve heard how some subs ban you if you’re part of some other specific sub, and that’s weird. That being said, I don’t get the logic of wanting to be part of a community that actively doesn’t want you. If I’d get banned from anywhere, I’d just move on. But I am still 100% supportive of banning as some people have genuinely ruined previously fun communities.
- Iulioh 3y ago>I don’t ever recall being banned from anything anywhere. Depends on how many communities you contribute to and how much I guess That being said, I don’t get the logic of wanting to be part of a community that actively doesn’t want you. Bans are not a vote from the comunity, is often an individual or a bot that does the ban >If I’d get banned from anywhere, I’d just move on. But I am still 100% supportive of banning Ban=new account Suspension=wait it out and effectively get a punishment
- BlueTemplar 3y agoWere these communities using Reddit ? It seems to be basically designed to make netiquette hard (more charitably : they designed it by assuming that people would give up on netiquette, which does seem to happen as a community gets larger). It's one of the reasons I'm boycotting it now, but also being wary of too similar looking alternatives like Lemmy.
- kjqgqkejbfefn 3y agoThe claims is not as grandiose as your demand for it to stop
- h0l0cube 3y agoJust like family and friendship groups, Facebook groups are silos like local areas, hobbies, political leanings etc. ICQ requests really were surprising connections