They have one, but you also want information to be where people are. Especially if where people are is full of misinformation and rumours.

You do not have free speech on social media today, private platforms decide what they want to have.

The state does not have to be the one to decide these things, nor is it a case of “deciding” what is true, we have a long history of using proofs to solidify something as fact, or propaganda, or somewhere in between. This is functionally what history studies are about.

The reason reddit enhancement suite existed was because the developers couldn’t fix reddit. Lemmy is open source, the frontends are open source. You and anyone else who wants to can fix it.

There is no need for an extension.

Strong moderation is the only thing that keeps a community a community. A good community is a community that says, “No, you and your content are not welcome.”

The lack of that is why platforms like Twitter fail at creating community, just an amalgamation of people throwing their shit into a worldwide circlejerk.

What I’m trying to say is that moderators do not serve your they don’t need to really give reasons or be consistent. They shape the community they Foster.

If your content is removed, find a community that accepts you, because the communities you found do not.

scaled ranking is gonna be a gamechanger, I don’t subscribe to a few communities just because they will blow out my other ones