Due to some disgusting behaviour, I’ve kicked off the process of deleting ALL images uploaded in the last day.

You will likely see broken images etc on aussie.zone for posts/comments during this period of time.

Apologies for the inconvenience, but this is pretty much the nightmare scenario for an instance. I’d rather nuke all images ever than to host such content.

  • spiffmeister@aussie.zone
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    1 year ago

    Is there anything in place to stop those sorts of posts being made here?

    As I understand it lemmys mod tools aren’t great but there must be some way of stopping this behaviour.

      • Lodion 🇦🇺@aussie.zoneOPM
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        1 year ago

        Yes lemmy’s modding features are… lacking. However there are some non-lemmy services availble to stop this sort of thing that I’m looking into.

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            1 year ago

            Trouble is the target communities have (so far) not not been on our instance. There’s little we can do about what a user from another instance posts onto another instance. We see that content through federation, but don’t directly control it.

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              1 year ago

              Federated moderation? I’m spitballing, but if you could nominate instances that you ‘trust’ you get a virtual mod team to attack these issues, and spread across TZs.

              if the mod tools aren’t there yet, we’ll I guess it’s moot…

              Something like LemmyA instance is banning ZCommunity. They are in my trusted mods, so follow what they are doing. No doubt a simple thought, with many cases not considered (different trusted servers with opposing mod settings)…

              It would probably be better to have virtual mod replication to be incident based…