Bubble acceptable use policy, censorship?

Is there a policy or a set of guidelines for what's acceptable here? I'd hate to be kicked for saying that I don't appreciate genocide!

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Jan 05 · 4 months ago · 👍 Nono

7 Comments ↓

🐝 november [...] · Jan 05 at 23:40:

Of course there have to be some limits. For example, it should be unacceptable to suggest that people have the right to curate their own spaces. And slurs such as "bootlicker", "capitalist", and "dork" should get you booted immediately.

That should be it, though, I can't think of anything else half as bad as those things.

🚀 numb3r_station · Jan 06 at 00:39:

you can always ask like I did with my idea of pgp encrypted message which was politely refused. its common courtesy from a good netetiquette

😎 flipperzero · Jan 06 at 02:32:

God forbid there are N-words and F-words flying around, unless you're into that sorta thing?

I second bitch slapping such strange zealots. I have no qualms about these policies. I don't think "censorship" applies when prevention of strange weirdoes includes protecting commonly persecuted disadvantaged people from being imposed upon by said weirdoes. moving on.

☯️ eph · Jan 06 at 05:43:

There will be a Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff quiz if you want to appeal a moderation decision.

🕹️ skyjake [mod...] · Jan 06 at 06:47:

@stack There are a few rules here:

— Code of Conduct

A single offense is not going to lead to account deletion. That is reserved for repeated rule breakers and for those who have trouble accepting moderator decisions.

However, an account with a net-positive posting history, such as yours, would probably get locked instead of deleted, should you suddenly start trolling and attacking people.

🚀 stack [OP] · Jan 06 at 17:48:

I just noticed that there is a link to Code of Conduct at the very bottom...

🐐 Steve_Dracula · Jan 06 at 21:29:

Have you considered learning to appreciate genocide?