Gregory's Server@alexhammy209 @seb fact is I did do that yesterday, but no resps so far. In any case, I’m assuming the platform architecture must share common features across servers, eg AI for semantics and nomenclature, so it’s probably something that needs to be done by mastodon in Germany. Right?
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@whyamihere @seb The tools are likely there, but it's been a wild week with #ElonGate and all. Like your admin can block whole servers. One thing you can do right away is set all media to be hidden so you don't have like a bunch of s*ldiers/g*erillas getting ready to unalive peaceful civilians in a picture pop up at you. Also if an account posts stuff you don't like, report and all that but at the end of the day it's all wack-a-mole. IANAL. @whyamihere @seb I should point out that, while I'm still not a lawyer, your server sfba.social is based in the US so if you wanted to pursue legal action it would be in US, probably California, courts. I mean, in the unlikely event you found something actionable that the weren't indemnified against. 🤷 |
@whyamihere the way I understand it detecting stuff like nudity automatically is actually a tricky thing that can be prone to false positives, so I think the responsibility in that case falls more on individual server operators/moderators, especially since some people might actually want nudity in their feeds. Mastodon does have tools to help server operators ban links but again, it's not really something that can be done automatically.