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Todamont
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Todamont
8y ago
I'm accusing them of aiding and abetting the distribution of CP because that's EXACTLY WHAT THEY ARE DOING, that's why they have a network with tons of CP on it RIGHT NOW. > hey you know what you should do with this CP pla
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Todamont
8y ago
> So I think it's great to have these kind of blocklists available to pods / servers / whatever instances, but I would like to see it as opt in, and selectivley able to opt out of whichever ones for any reason by the serve
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Todamont
8y ago
Actually, being a D* podmin for 7 years gave me a lot of time to reflect on fair moderation. Good moderation means letting people say things that you disagree with, essentially, as long as it is legal content. However, as the owner of a web
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Todamont
8y ago
Why do you think it's crazy for me to file criminal reports about CP that I saw on the Diaspora Network? Should I just ignore that kind of thing, you think? I just submitted a tip to the FBI.
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Todamont
8y ago
If you think people should be banned from discussions because of their "attitudes" regarding moderation, you don't understand the difference between moderation and censorship, and you are advocating censorship. > I would b
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Todamont
8y ago
My claims are not false. You are defending a child sex trafficking network, imho.
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Todamont
8y ago
No, I think you would have to be like added to their github group to be considered a "member" of the D* foundation. It used to be a private company but then it turned into a non-profit thing with volunteer coders. From what I can
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Todamont
8y ago
If we're seeing CP on the network, there is MOST CERTAINLY a problem with the moderation. It's literally INSANE to me that you don't get that.
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Todamont
8y ago
Hey buddy, I'm seeing a ton of CP on the D* network. Maybe that's cool with you, but to me, it means that the D* network is a place for disseminating CP and potentially a place where child sex trafficking is occuring. Thats not se
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Todamont
8y ago
"Spamming" issue tickets? You mean leaving comments? "Spam" is an unsolicited advertisement for a product or service, I DEFINITELY did not do that, so I think you should be more precise with your language. They don'
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Todamont
8y ago
Thanks, I have filed a complaint with them now. I've also notified the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. I basically filed a complaint naming the D* core devs as potentially involved in child sex trafficking. That
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Todamont
8y ago
I see it as a problem of moderation, which is notoriously tricky to do fairly, for any individual, and when you get a roomfull of techno-libertarians together it becomes insurmountable to reach consensus on the process. My takeaway is that
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Todamont
8y ago
I couldn't find the discourse discussions I started, apparently they deleted them when they banned me from discourse, for 1000 years. Here's an interesting discussion where they talk about how users shouldn't be banned from d
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Todamont
8y ago
https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7464 And this one :) This is the thread they said was relevant to the discussion and that I should comment on, and then they banned me for "spamming" thei
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Todamont
8y ago
Here you go! https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7865 https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/issues/7866
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Diaspora Foundation: A Child-Porn Sharing Network
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Todamont
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