Highlighting the recent report of users and admins being unable to delete images, and how Trust & Safety tooling is currently lacking.

  • @Maalus
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    17 months ago

    In your analogy, the park didn’t follow any safety guidelines and people are dying on the rides and falling into a lake with piranhas.

    • @CeeBee
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      07 months ago

      the park didn’t follow any safety guidelines and people are dying on the rides and falling into a lake with piranhas.

      In my analogy it’s a park with trees, bushes, rocks, and slides. I said “park in your neighbourhood” not “mega-extreme rollercoaster park”. I also said “you got approval” which is generally from the city or other governing municipal/county/regional body. And that also requires a plan to be submitted before approval is stamped.

      So no, what you did is make up a bunch of crap to strawman my argument and try to make what I said wrong in some way.

      Nice try.

      • @Maalus
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        07 months ago

        They by definition didn’t “get permission” if they are noncompliant with GDPR.

        • @CeeBee
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          07 months ago

          Are they in the EU? No? Then they don’t need that permission.

          • @Maalus
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            27 months ago

            Are they in the US? Then they need that permission too.

            • @CeeBee
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              17 months ago

              Your comment doesn’t make sense to me.

              • @Maalus
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                27 months ago

                Because you don’t know how GDPR works.

                • @CeeBee
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                  17 months ago

                  No, I meant the wording of you comment is terrible