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  • That sounds like that’s how it should work. The user is banned, not the user’s content. It’s up to the community to decide whether or not you reposting the banned user’s content is valid or not through votes and reports.

    For example, say that I’m banned on a specific community that has a sister community on a separate instance. So I post to the sister community on the other instance and then somebody reposts my post to the sister community on the first instance.

    There’s definitely potential for maliciously using it as a forwarder. But once again if that’s what the mods determine you’re doing and they tell you they don’t like it and you keep doing it. It’s their property that they are moderating.

    And at that point isn’t it easier just to post directly from the sock puppet account and not link to the original?




  • Forestertolinuxmemes@lemmy.world"It just crashed pls fix"
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    3 days ago

    I understand sir. Clearly you’re losing millions of dollars in revenue on the site that you barely pay us anything for as it’s our smallest most discounted plan. I can see the site has only recorded a few hundred hits per month mostly bot crawlers. It is clear to me this is a matter of life and death requiring my full attention and bandwidth of thought. Indeed a fool. I would be if I did not escalate you directly to my boss’s boss’s boss to get you the best service possible for your DNS issue.











  • ForestertoNonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.worksThis and the Browning are never going away
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    12 days ago

    The year is 2237, I sling my Browning over my shoulders the harness and my servos stabilizing my aim from the hip and distributing the weight while countering most recoil. My eagle sweeps high overhead marking targets for my HUD overlaid with my target computer. My finger hovers over the trigger holding back the wave of steel wrapped around tiny vessels of explosives and copper. I let rip a burst of fire into the concrete wall 1.5 miles to the East and watch the casaba rounds plasma penetrate the nearest targets position with ease.