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    It’s the one who got lw to do the rule saying flat earthers should be treated the same as scientists. They probably would end up reading pragerU type stuff (cause idk how else could think Reagan did good)

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        https://lemmy.world/post/24135976?scrollToComments=true

        Communities should not be overly moderated in order to enforce a specific narrative. Respectful disagreement should be allowed in a smaller proportion to the established narrative.

        Then used the example “you should allow flat earthers to hold weight or you’re just doing a echo chamber”

        We’re aware that this policy is going to be subjective. It won’t be popular in all instances. We’re going to allow some “flat earth” comments. We’re going to force some moderators to accept some “flat earth” comments. The point of this is that you should be able to counter those comments with words, and not need moderation/admin tools to do so. One sentence that doesn’t jive with the overall narrative should be easily countered or ignored.

        Best was was they walked it back but never clarified

        There will be a new announcement soon to clarify.

        Edit. Oh right forgot it was one way they were trying to use these rules to counter ml and pro Palestinian content/comments

        https://lemmy.world/post/24135976/14436261?sort=Controversial

        The purpose is to allow pinholes through echo chambers with the idea that the odd antivax comment is easier to deal with than the odd “Russia is waging a war of aggression” comment in a pro-Russia community.

        One of those stances requires a black box with other ideas kept out or it collapses. That has recently been done with heavy, heavy moderation banning large numbers of people. That’s the kind of moderation we’re looking to rein in.

        I’ve focused on the most controversial examples, because to some people (if they’re acting genuinely), that’s what it might look like to them. If you want a flat earth community, that’s fine, as long as you allow people to call it out as a joke once in a while.

        The purpose is to encourage discussion where it’s most needed, usually where moderators are preventing it.

        Dasus
        
            If you want a flat earth community, that’s fine, as long as you allow people to call it out as a joke once in a while.
        
        That would be fine, because Flat Earth is a joke and that’s true. It would also be fine to mod it out if they want to have a community of loonies.
        
        But you’re saying you will forcefully make sure that astronomy communities accept flat Earth, medical communities accept antivaxxing and drinking bleach for covid?
        
        Have a think about this again ffs. And do it after you’ve come down from whatever you’ve been smoking.
        

        2nd edit, I regret looking more at their account again. So much being angrier at people dissatisfied with dnc and daring to criticize it than what is actually happening, then so much Israeli talking points when people bring up Israeli war crimes 🤮

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        Immean gonna be even more necessary with all the cuts to education funding AND requirements. who needs accreditation, it must be bad since it won’t let our non school homeschooling or Christian private schools count as education