I tend to browse /All and by New on Lemmy. I went to respond on a thread on [email protected] to thank someone for a recipe that looked good, and found out I had been banned.
Odd, considering I hadn't posted to that sub at any point in the past. I checked the modlog to find that "Mod" had banned a bunch of people citing "Rule 5."
Their Rule 5 states: Bad-faith carnist rhetoric & anti-veganism are not allowed, as this is not a space to debate the merits of veganism. Anyone is welcome here, however, and so good-faith efforts to ask questions about veganism may be given their own weekly stickied post in the future (see current stickied discussion).
I (and hundreds of others) seemingly broke rule 5 of this community without ever posting there. What is going on?
And my apologies if this isn't the place for this, but I had no idea where else to post the question.
thanks for ignoring my statement on the difference in brigading so you could brake off into a diatribe -_-. The Jan 6th wasn't a brigade, just ask Trump. Just need some social boogeymen to stir up trouble and it becomes a "natural" problem, not a brigade. "The vote counts on this thread show that most people are using voting this way.", in this space, about lemmy drama and a small echo chamber.
Look I'll be honest and let you know you just seem like a spoiled down-voter after all of our back and forth. You don't follow the communities rules, you don't belong to the community, you constantly downvote in a negative way, and the only people who have broken a rule, is this post with all the people talking about the ban on here (instead of privately reaching out like is spelled out).
You don't care about the community, only your ability to downvote on anything you want
By people who never participate or even belong in the community, who downvotes because of .... feelings. You're the perfect example of the Paradox of tolerance, by allowing your views you will only wish to silence and put down other's who you don't agree with.