Doesn’t really answer my question.
If there is a legal obligation in Germany to have a policy similar to what feddit.org has, Lemmy.world and other instances using Hetzner should implement it.
If not, then they shouldn’t, and then feddit.org shouldn’t use the legal argument.
Now it’s kind of an ambiguous situation where it’s not clear what the legal obligation actually is.
Should Lemmy.world apply the same standards as they are hosted at Hetzner?
!fedibridge@lemmy.dbzer0.com has a Matrix chat: https://matrix.to/#/#fedibridge:tchncs.de
Lemmy.ml is still the de facto for some topics.
There is !opensource@programming.dev as an alternative, but you can’t fault Framasoft for not having enough knowledge of the Lemmy lore to pick that community over the .ml one
Lemmy.ml is still the de facto for some topics.
There is !opensource@programming.dev as an alternative, but you can’t fault Framasoft for not having enough knowledge of the Lemmy lore to pick that community over the .ml one
Something like this? https://lemmy.zip/post/33642802
Well done ha ha
The joke is there with the “judgemental asshole who hates the world”
Last paragraph of the first link in body
It’s a pity, all reports of power trips are useful.
I admire your patience.
That was the question raised by people when feddit.org came up with that policy. A lot of Lemmy instances are hosted at Hetzner, but feddit.org is the only one this policy.
Should Lemmy.world apply the same standards as they are hosted at Hetzner?
Thank you and @mrkaplan@lemmy.world for your work!
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Not sure how to feel about this.
!communitypromo@lemmy.ca has a pinned post that might help you
If people want a change, they can make !opensource@programming.dev the most active community so that next time it becomes the de facto community