Greetings dear lemm.ee folks,

I have noticed an increasing number of lemm.ee users dissatisfied with Hexbearians. Reading through the modlogs on hexbear.net, I have observed truckloads of lemm.ee users being banned on hexbear.net, meaning that they won't see any Hexbearian's reply to them since Hexbearians aren't able to see their comments. Despite this, I have yet to see the complaints from lemm.ee die down. May I politely ask, what is it that makes so many lemm.ee users hate us? And, how can we improve? Thanks!

I humbly request that all parties involved in the comments refrain from using slurs or name-calling to reduce the workload on mods and admins.

  • Nakoichi [he/him]39•9 months ago

    Yeah we have taken to mostly using spoiler tags for them, but that is an issue that is being worked on and was only made apparent after federation. So it's not really our fault.

    Also it's very funny when someone says something very stupid and is met with a giant picture of a pig shitting on its own balls.

    Also also, we can't help that we have the best collection of emojis on the entire internet.

    • @TheGreatFox@lemm.ee28•9 months ago

      Also it’s very funny when someone says something very stupid and is met with a giant picture of a pig shitting on its own balls.

      Ehh, most instances would reasonably call that out as trolling. PPB is the opposite of a good faith argument.

      • Ram_The_Manparts [he/him]37•9 months ago

        PPB is the opposite of a good faith argument.

        We'll give the libs a "good faith argument" when we get one.

        That usually does not happen though.

      • axont [she/her, comrade/them]18•9 months ago

        why would we give a good faith argument if we see someone saying something stupid? If I see someone saying something aggressively stupid, or they're being transphobic, racist, or whatever, why would I engage them as a serious person? At that point I just want to have a laugh because I don't respect them and have no faith they'll ever change unless subject to public embarrassment.

        if someone approaches in good faith I'll talk with them but at a certain point you gotta realize some people enjoy being clueless and they deserve mockery until such point they decide they'd rather be more well-informed

        There are people who say things like "I don't know what this is and would like to talk about it." That's not being stupid and shouldn't be mocked. That's good faith. Then there are people who go "I don't know what this is, but I'll act like an expert anyway and refuse to be corrected." That's aggressively stupid and doesn't deserve a respectful argument.

      • Maoo [none/use name]9•9 months ago

        90% of the time when I attempt good faith argument with liberals, they almost immediately begin deflecting and pretending to be incompetent.

        I still attempt it, but it's easy to see why it's probably better to just make fun of those people. Obviously honesty, knowledge, and good faith engagement means nothing to them.

    • @kux@lemm.ee11•9 months ago

      your emojis are shit and make you look like very stupid children