[–] [S] 1 point 2 months ago* (1 child)

Surely because the episode intervals were too long and was cut short (there should be the 2nd season but the creators knocked it off and cut the series short)

It didnt catch on mine too even if I watched all (core parts) of it but at least after I did it I wont have to worry visiting the fandom cuz spoilers

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    [–] 1 point 6 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

    Back then I registered on KBin instead of Lemmy before I moved here on MBin because the KBin instance had issues. Didn't care for the UI but the reason why I did that is because of whatever the hell Lemmy devs are heading to

    Staff-wise yes but user count-wise no

    Its head-to-head with PieFed in terms of my preferences, MBin/KBin is because the devs arent +∆ΠK|€§, PieFed is because of its abilities to mark and filter out +∆ΠK|€ content (users, comments, posts)

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    Cross posted from https://lemmy.world/post/43944145

    Here since !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml is unavailable as outlined below.

    Hi

    There have been some rather concerning actions taken by an admin of the !privacy@lemmy.ml community, dessalines@lemmy.ml. Based on recent moderation decisions and a complete lack of communication, it seems like their account may have been compromised, or even more concerning if these actions are deliberate.

    1. Erroneous Rule 4 Enforcement, First Instance: a guide posted to !privacy@lemmy.ml, despite receiving many positive votes and comments, was removed under Rule 4:

    If you have a question, please try searching for previous discussions, maybe it has already been answered

    However, this post was a guide and not a question, so Rule 4 does not apply. Attempts were made to reach out for clarification but there has been no response, despite their account showing recent activity.

    1. Erroneous Rule 4 Enforcement, Second Instance: an on-topic informational video also posted to !privacy@lemmy.ml, despite also receiving many positive votes, was again removed under Rule 4. This post was again not asking a question, so again Rule 4 does not apply. Again, no explanation has been given.

    2. User Bans in Completely Unrelated Communities: user bans of over a month have been applied for not only !privacy@lemmy.ml but several completely unrelated communities:

    This is especially concerning given that the above posts have no relation to these communities, and no recent activity has been made in any of them, meaning none of their rules could have been broken. Moreover, a public track record of positive contributions across Lemmy has been established, with many positive votes and comments received over a sustained period. Given all of this, the bans appear to be highly disproportionate, only adding to the growing concerns around moderation practices.

    1. Repost with Disclaimer Removed: a repost of the guide, despite a disclaimer explaining the original removal appears to be in error and that attempts to contact the admin have failed, despite again receiving many positive votes and constructive comments, was once again removed. Again, no explanation has been given.

    Given all of this, it’s hard to avoid the conclusion that something is not right. Mistakes in moderation happen but the complete lack of communication, the disproportionate actions, and the ongoing bans from unrelated communities raise serious concerns. It seems as though the account is most likely compromised, or even more concerning if these actions are deliberate.

    Has anyone else experienced similar issues with this admin, or does anyone have more insight into what might be happening?

    TL;DR: Admin dessalines@lemmy.ml of !privacy@lemmy.ml appears to be making seriously concerning moderation decisions, including erroneous enforcement of Rule 4 in at least two separate instances, failing to respond to messages, and applying user bans in completely unrelated communities despite a long track record of positive contributions across Lemmy. This has led to speculation that their account is likely compromised, or even more concerning if these actions are deliberate.

    Any thoughts or similar experiences would be appreciated.

    Cross post with https://lemmy.world/post/43944126

     

    Modding for Minecraft Pocket edition has always been a niche thing, but there are many existing communities around it, for example:

    Levilamina - An open-source mod loader for BDS
    BDSX - Another open-source mod loader for BDS
    Amethyst - A open-source client-side mod loader

    To clarify here, I am not talking about addons, I am talking about literal native mods that have full control over the game exactly like Java mods

    But last night, in the latest preview version 1.21.10.22 mojang removed a thing called symbols (for programmer folks, this is what allows us to identify functions by name for example Block::getMapColor instead of something like func_143213213), these are absolutely critical to these communities, and without these many of these community ran projects are having to completely shutdown. 2 of the 3 examples listed above (Levilamina and BDSX) have already announced that they are going to be stopping completely. And Amethyst is no longer going to support the latest versions.

    For any java modders, this is equivallent to mojang getting rid of mappings

    In the past these symbols did accidentally get removed, but this time is has been confirmed to have been completely intentional by a Mojang Employee via a community discord

    A secreenshot showing developer DarkNavi confirming it is intentional

    Please help by spreading the word, it would be an absolute shame if these projects were unable to continue due to the supression of this. Many servers for bedrock rely on these projects for their infastructure too, and many have made plugins for these server softwares to do stuff that simply isn't achievable with addons.


    OP notes: This has been reported happening more than 2 weeks ago, but I have just been informed through @pokeca_phoenix@lemmit.online's youtube video

    Source: https://farside.link/redlib/r/MCPE/comments/1d9j3cb/modding_for_mcbe_is_actively_getting_supressed/

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