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@[email protected], you're maybe the heaviest poster there.
@[email protected], you're a mod.
@[email protected], you're a mod.
@[email protected], you're a mod.
Any of you guys know what's going on?
Also, @[email protected] and @[email protected] are the instance admins. Pinging to let them know in case there was a compromise of the instance.
At least, I hope I pinged them. I think that using the @username@instance syntax causes a user to receive a message...
They should see the ping in their inbox.
I hear you! Seems that the community was set as NSFW so it isn't visible for users who haven't enabled NSFW content. Due to the community's content it's rather obvious why it was set as NSFW. It's up to the community's moderators to set the community as SFW if they want so. Even though I'm Sopuli's admin, I can't edit communities I don't also moderate.