whofearsthenight

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

This whole thread is pretty hilarious to me. When ever I hear the word "degenerate" I am generally expecting it to be during the intro to a Twisted Sister video.

edit: Also, we're talking about labeling CSAM spreaders as degenerates. Pick all of the bad words. I don't fucking care which ones, and I literally will not give a single, tiny little pea-sized shit about applying to those that traffic in CSAM.

[–] [email protected] 10 points 1 year ago (4 children)

This is kinda a major problem with lemmy, and the idea that they don't have CSAM detection on the roadmap is going to make wide adoption a near impossibility. The other thing though is that even automated CSAM detection isn't 100%, so hosting your own instance likely means you're going to have to view CSAM and other fucked up shit at some point to properly moderate it, even if you're just hosting for yourself. Tbh I was strongly considering hosting my own instance because it's not like, that hard/expensive, but this saga has turned me completely off of that idea, even just for myself.

This actually makes me wonder how much reddit mods deal with this type of thing instead of paid employees like facebook, which has a paid army dealing with content moderation on facebook. Oh, and talking about xitter now which has neither volunteer mods and no moderation team since Elon fired them all, I assume that the freaks have just decided that's their hosting platform of choice.

[–] [email protected] 12 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Mine is all for phone cases. How do I get the ads for drugs?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

OPs whole shit is wrong, honestly. I have a house furnished on quite a lot of Ikea shit that's been going strong for 10ish years through multiple moves? Though I don't disagree that I'd rather have better materials like real wood that can be refinished and really can last a century, that is not happening for anywhere near Ikea prices.

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