I run a porn community and one of my posts got reported for being NSFW. On an NSFW community. On an NSFW instance. I don’t know what they were expecting.
Personally I’d prefer a screenshot of a post than just a copy-paste of the post, easier to see the context, etc., and I’m also more aware that it’s not the OP’s take, but something they saw.
I have a youtube account and was once accused of stealing content from my own reddit account, which had identical usernames. Plus the reddit account had a link to the youtube channel and vice versa.
… but even tho it was a bit of a brain fart, I still appreciate that people are looking out for potential content thieves. I’m not even mad - I’d rather get a false positive every now and then instead of having my content stolen (again).
The photo is literally a screenshot of that tweet, just not in dark mode. Why on earth would it be from a word document?! Or was that addition purely so you could make your comment 42 words long? Like this one is.
Sorry, I must be blind because I can’t find that rule in the sidebar, nor the code of conduct for lemmy.word or lemmy.org. Regardless, I wasn’t trying to call you out or anything, I was just confused by the decision.
Regardless, it’s the rule here. I’ll update the sidebar when I get a minute. But as I’m the only contributor so far (and you’re not calling me out) I don’t think it’s an urgent task for 1.30am on a weeknight!
Reminds me of the time I got into an argument on Twitter, and I asked someone for proof of something, and they sent me a screenshot of a Wordpad document. I said I was born in the afternoon, but not that afternoon.
Nope. Check out !badrealestate and you’ll see this account as mod and a few other SomeoneElse that are me. And there’s somebody29 which is an alt account I no longer use. I can’t remove it as mod as I used it to create the community. I believe the instance owner can remove it but they haven’t replied to me.
I don’t believe lemmy notifies users if their report is dismissed. I started off messaging users and telling them what action (of any) I was going to take. But there’s too many of them now so I either dismiss them, or delete the offending comment and give the person who violated the rules a warning.
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