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Pure curiosity: how many mods here have had to remove rule breaking content? (lemmy.world)

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Luckily I haven't really had people post rule-breaking content in my communities. Nobody posting bitcoin spam, being nasty towards other users, or breaking a rule that you cannot just assume exists (I'd assume "do not be mean, do not spam/post on-topic things" to be universal) and would have to actually read the sidebar for (like no posts about humans in bunny suits in [email protected]). I was wondering if this is most mods' experience on Lemmy.

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[–] [email protected] 7 points 1 day ago

Constantly, but it depends on the community and the rules.

Like media_reviews is very chill

However for health or diet communities people get very emotional