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this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2026
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Lol. Because I got banned for saying how quick and painless my move to Mint was in response to a flatly incorrect meme. Bam! Banned just like that.
That's not surprising given their rules, especially rule 3.
IDK, saw a meme on all and commented on it. Didn't pay a bit of attention to what comm it was. That's what I get for scrolling before I've absorbed my coffee.
In my experience, Lemmy mods are slightly more ridiculous than Reddit mods, but their negative impact is far less (because someone can just create a rival community in a different instance, unlike Reddit).
I don't feel terribly deprived to not get to interact with that comm.
Yeah that's definitely a niche troll/dumb community, but I was speaking more broadly for other, ostensibly benevolent communities.