Yay!! Thank you so much for this wonderful place!

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If reports are federating across, then a good deal of them could be from me. Is it necessary to report each one, so they can all be dealt with, or is that just annoying? I thought that they stack to the same user and that mods can easily mass-delete. Is that not how it works?

I don’t like Lemmy, since it requires javascript, and I definitely don’t want an account on a troll farm instance. I messaged my admin.

Okay, so here is a running list of the recent transphobic trolls from lemmy.today

• @DiscordMod1990yyyyx@lemmy.today
• @TiredOfWokeMods@lemmy.today
• @Hshsjsjsjjsnsnshs555@lemmy.today
• @VeganTomato@lemmy.today
• @Vegan2mato@lemmy.today

There is definitely a problem of transphobic trolls coming from that instance.

I browsed the communities on their instance using mlmym so I could see the full list. Then I tried to access the lemmytoday community from my Mbin account, and I got a 404 error.

So that’s what I meant when I said I can’t report things to the admins on lemmy.today, since I can’t post on their dedicated community.

I’ve noticed recently that my instance can’t fetch new communities anymore. For instance, I fetched all of the good LGBTQ+ accounts months ago without an account, and they all eventually federated across. But I can’t fetch asktransgender@lemmy.blahaj.zone or any other communities that aren’t already federated. I was thankfully able to fetch trans@lemmy.blahaj.zone before this issue.

On another note, if moderator actions don’t federate across instances, does that mean when I see this:

[Thread, post or comment was deleted by the moderator]

the comment was deleted by a moderator on my Mbin instance, rather than a moderator on Blahaj? In that case, I would think my reports are working.

Oh, okay. I thought that de-federated instances couldn’t interact at all, but I guess one-way interactions are still possible. Interesting. Thanks for the info.

I can’t seem to interact with any communities from that instance, so I can’t report anything to their admins.

The eviltoast.org instance doesn’t seem to have much local content, and a recent post asks:

Why has Lemmy.ml and feddit.UK defederated from eviltoast

My instance seems to have de-federated from it already as well.

The lemmy.today instance has more local content and engagement, but I can’t seem to interact with its communities from my Mbin account. So I can’t contact their admins and report issues.

Maybe the mod from Blahaj that removed their content can report the problem to their instance?

not much of what you’re asking matters as you’re not affected.

I don’t understand. This account of mine is only used to interact with LGBTQ+ communities, mostly on Blahaj. Browsing Blahaj communities on Mbin, I do not see anything from instances Blahaj has de-federated. Isn’t that how de-federation works?