I happen to like it very much.

  • balderdash
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    121 year ago

    This also reminds me that Lemmy needs better mod tools. I think that’s part of the reason Beehaw defederated

    • Otter
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      71 year ago

      Oh for sure, I think the only reason some communities are clean is because they aren’t that big yet.

      I’ve only had a handful of threads spiral out of control, and it was a mess to clean up each one. The button to remove something is right next to the button to make someone a mod. Also once something is removed, it’s inaccessible to everyone including the mods. At one point I removed something and couldn’t ban the user because the comment was gone. It was a spam bot though so I got them a little while later.

      • Lvxferre
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        51 year ago

        Another issue: blocking users will block all their content, even if they post in comms that you moderate. So if you’re a mod you need to avoid the feature, otherwise the user that you blocked might go rogue in the comms that you mod and you’ll only see it after it’s too late.

    • Lvxferre
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      11 year ago

      This also reminds me that Lemmy needs better mod tools.

      What if “we” (users in general, specially mods) created some communal wishlist in some highly visible space, exclusively for mod features? Not just for the Lemmy devs, but for anyone who wants to code a third party tool.

        • Lvxferre
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          11 year ago

          Beehaw is fairly isolated from other instances, so odds are that the visibility wasn’t that great, but I’ll give it a check.