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It's basically using the tool owner instance to show upvotes and downvotes (admins always see them as their instance needs that information to count votes accurately)

And that one non applause comment of yours is being followed with reasons why the reposting should continue, https://mander.xyz/post/32516449/20320288 also reads a lot like you saying the reposting by “no-bot busy-hands” must go on.

Are you active on privacy communities? Following your logic about crows, you should not care.

edit: Found your comment making up stuff

As you removed the post, we cannot actually discuss what happened there.

You also removed your other comments in that thread: https://sopuli.xyz/post/24284086/15574358

As I said above, there's no point about discussing things when you constantly remove comments and posts, removing any potential accountability

I am well aware of the tool, I sometimes use it myself when it looks like people are manipulating votes.

At the end of the day, it is just that: a tool. What people want to do with it is a different story.

I am not following this whole thing very closely to be honest.

People in general should just be aware that votes are almost public, and behave accordingly.

So that's what I meant, this tool cannot be blocked at the community level, which was what you were saying above.

Votes on Lemmy are public by nature, they are just hidden to the general user but it's very easy to show them.

Did you not follow me to the sopuli meta comm, making up stories about my character, to try and discredit my complaint about this?

I didn't follow you anywhere, I subscribe to most of the meta communities of active instances to see what is happening.

This post doesn't seem there anymore, I guess you removed it.

IIRC (which might not be the case, as the post isn't there anymore), I didn't make up stories, I pointed out to previous comments from your part, which showed your past behaviour

• https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/38123874/16779182

Deleting accounts prevents accountability from past behaviour.

I agree that @[email protected] should probably stop crossposting posts from people who explicitly asked them to stop, but on the other hand most of the people probably don’t mind (example of me asking someone who thought that nodoby needs permission to post a link somewhere else: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/45767421/19161995)

@[email protected], maybe just crosspost content from https://old.reddit.com/r/crows/ rather that [email protected]

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/47235271/19581440

If you see applauding there, we can just disagree.

They clearly aren't based on the OP

Isn't your instance SJW?

Albeit nothing local to offer.

Not sure what you mean with 'local', as those are general ask communities. [email protected] is an example of local community, but that's something else.

The one you’re associated with didn’t see action for a week or so after it was started up, before the poor guy who broke the silence got banned.

I started posting on the community on the 12th of March with a few posts, then indeed someone showed up and posted a question called "Is vegan diet impairing mental abilities?"

Their modlog also shows that they can be quite toxic: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/modlog?userId=12687070

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/[email protected]?dataType=Post&sort=Old

Doubling down: https://aussie.zone/post/22223851/17581318

Feels like there's already a quite large offering

• [email protected]
• [email protected]
• [email protected]

What other things? For the Fediverse, there doesn't seem to be a large UK mastodon instance: https://mastodon.fediverse.observer/list

For corporate social media, is there any UK based social media?