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Dessalines does a ton of the moderation on .ml. He and davel are, as far as I can tell, the main moderators for the whole server and all its communities.
I’m not subscribed to most of their stuff, so it’s hard to check for hard numbers or verify that, but I see him all the time on the “let’s complain about Lemmy.ml moderation” subs. Doing a quick spot-check in the modlog for !fediverse@lemmy.ml, which I am subscribed to, I see:
That’s extremely consistent with what I have observed from the rest of the communities on the server.
Why do I hear Alanis Morissette in the distance?
I wonder how many times I personally have over most servers
been misgendered, intentionally or not
seen the b word
seen the c word
And complained about it for myself?
Guess where I haven't seen it happen very often.
Eta: I looked through modlog here last night and saw a LOT of unexplained actions that were obscure and twice as many that were self explanatory. All I can say is, be glad you weren't kids in late 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. I'm not sure how many would have made it through now. That's isn't * a dig either, I'm noting the difference. And managing emotions needs to be a thing because what were facing globally is going to take us backwards, socially.