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If the original post gets hit with DMCA and the original host instance complies, does it get removed from all instances?
If the original post gets hit with DMCA and the original host instance complies, does it get removed from all instances?
Torrent sites exist solely to serve up torrents. Lemmy is just an aggregate of many, many sites, it can’t possibly vet every single one, and if it tries then we are on the path to censorship.
Same “loophole” Google uses? Net neutrality etc. All internet traffic is equivalent?
How is it understandable? These are not Lemmy.world communities so there was little reason to remove them.
First they came for the communists.
I’m not sure about the legal implications here. None of those communities are on Lemmy.world, google isn’t liable for websites that exist so a lemmy instance shouldn’t be liable for a community just because it exists.
Surely there is a way to rate limit clients so that normal users are rarely effected but a DDOS would need thousands of clients to be effective?
Elon Musk, Donald Trump and that Greedy Pigboy.
Maybe I’ll be able to give you reddit gold on lemmy
Who needs tools when you have fake money.
We’re going to decentralise reddit,
WITH BLOCKCHAIN!
It is time for them to take back ownership and control. It is time for a change.
Left wing platform reddit uses right wing populist rhetoric?
Yes Wilfred Owen. Now make it poetic.
Connect seems like a nice one
Following
This almost pisses me off enough to invent time travel, go back in time, kill my grandfather,
and destroy the universe,sleep with my grandmother, become the mighty one, travel into the future, save the universe
FTFY
basically a promotional flyer for the Trump 2024 campaign
I haven’t fully left but I am spending less time there: no mobile use, limited moderation etc
Update: Elon Musk to sue Cities Skylines unless they change Chirper to “Y Bird” and give him a cameo.
the lemmy.ml instance is run by the devs though and lemmygrad is closely connected to it
How are you dealing with these now?
Is this just in relation to the attacks or also the content, can you share anything?