This is why I love the Internet.

Done!

Lol but I think don't reopen; for r/piracy it looks way better if the Pigboy CEO forces it to reopen return legitimate posts IMHO

It's fine to delete and rebuild.

As long as old comments are there people will land there. After Google indexes the deletion, people will land on Lemmy, and we can engage in providing up-to-date solutions.

I heard u/spez the CEO, moderated r/jailbait, which upon research is a now defunct sub that specialized in questionable images of questionable age that should have been illegal. I could be wrong, but that is what I heard.

This is gold 😂

All experienced mods are welcome. We value your contributions here.

It's confusing even for me. Do I get to see every post in every instance? Do I get to see all the comments? Do others get to see all of my posts irrespective of their instance? Can I see and interact with all users irrespective of their instance? Can I browse Lemmy if my instance is overloaded? If not, can I seamlessly move to a different instance?

The best thing is that there's a poll to prove that this is what he users want, https://www.reddit.com/...

So if the Pigboy "considers voting mods out based on user votes", then we know which way the votes will go.

PS. The r/iphone banner now reads "f*ck u/spez" on both sides, which is a nice touch.

Wasn't that illegal? Shouldn't be be prosecuted?

he needs competition

I am unsure about that.

Although I am not exactly right-winger. I do not believe there is a God, for example.

Long ago - at least that is how it seems now - "right-wingers" were laughably and infuriatingly wrong. They tried pushing evolution in schools. They were against gay rights. And so on.

Now I find that it's the "left-wingers" who are laughably and infuriatingly wrong. They have even managed to malleate how science is defined socially. And science is not the only example - they've lost their minds in crime, immigration, sexuality, racism - everything - and they changed (or tried to change) all definitions. I will not go into any examples because it always starts a debate. But I will say this. If we think math is a "white supremacist construct", then there is something that has gone very, very wrong.