@nelsonakis If you check our explore page you will see that a lot of pro-Palestinian accounts appear there regularly. We may however moderate accounts that share misinformation or use antisemitic tropes such as Holocaust inversion.
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@nelsonakis If you check our explore page you will see that a lot of pro-Palestinian accounts appear there regularly. We may however moderate accounts that share misinformation or use antisemitic tropes such as Holocaust inversion. 4 comments
@Gargron @nelsonakis @Gargron @nelsonakis reducing Holocaust inversion to an antisemitic tropes is wild https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparisons_between_Israel_and_Nazi_Germany thanks for addressing the issue Eugen i understand the reasoning for opaque mod decisions but when there is a large outcry it's prudent to identify the exact violation publicly at the very least so others may avoid the snag on contentious topics i recall a similar situation earlier this year where you spoke to the specifics of why a popular account was hidden maybe new policy exists since then so i ask mastodon.social mods: allow Eugen to relay the specifics |
@Gargron This kind of moderation needs to be more transparent, in the same way that the "Moderated servers" list is presented with info on why an instance is limited/suspended. It would be nice to see on the profile page the reasoning behind such a decision, maybe even with the user's post(s) that triggered it.