cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/51558020
Don’t be knobs and tag user unless your relationship permits that behaviour.
Bonus points for actually finding the user with the most posts even if an admin test bot account.
Probably flyingsquid
Bonesofthemoon must be up there.
pugjesus has a lot too
Don’t tell him his shallow neoliberalism is flawed under penalty of bot down votes and ban. He’s not a healthy person.
I’ve spoken to neolibs here and flyingsquid doesn’t strike me as one. Also this is not a discussion to air out user.
All his conclusions and logical fallacy align with the neoliberal flavor of the day. Why the fuck would you start a discussion, squid, while claiming this isn’t the place to discuss? Typical.
Airing out is different to discussing. It could be viewed as bullying, catty behaviour.
But, squid, you don’t have any friends on the .ml mod team else you’d have already called in a favor.
i don’t see the point you are making. i haven’t reported your comment and that can be verified via modlogs, this isn’t a space conducive to building relationships so no i probably don’t have .ml friends nor do i have any from other instances. airing out users in a post they are not partaking in is a bad look. you do you but understand i will call it out.
I think they are not targeting you, but baiting flyingsquid.
I think if you can precisely tell when a user sleeps and wakes by their comments, they are probably not a healthy person
My thoughts too, guy knocks em out like my Catholic grandmother.
Downvoted by the offended catholics
If you’re counting bot accounts, probably Lemmit.Online bot: 4.82M Posts
Damn thats insane. Any idea what it does?
Lemmit Bot copies Reddit posts from subreddits and posts them to communities on lemmit.online. Lots of instances promptly banned the instance outright in favor to having natural content on Lemmy rather than interacting with a mirror of Reddit.
That explains why I can’t see its post history.
Right, same with my instance. I didn’t mean to mention the user, but guess it doesn’t matter since we’re not federated with that instance. The link for the user I had put was
https://lemmit.online/u/bot, I think our clients are rewriting the links to view via our instances, but opening that link in a browser will show all the posts.
Why are you asking a question that could be researched? You’re literally asking people to do work for you
Crowd sourcing can be fun, I already had an idea of the biggest human poster but someone pointed to a bot account with 4.5m which is interesting. If there is a simple search feature baked into Lemmy someone may have mentioned that too which would also be interesting.
Different strokes for different folks.
Different strokes, sure, but that’s not the point of this community-
- Open-ended question
- Not offensive: at this point, we do not have the bandwidth to moderate overtly political discussions. Assume best intent and be excellent to each other.
- Not regarding using or support for Lemmy: context, see the list of support communities and tools for finding communities below
- Not ad nauseam inducing: please make sure it is a question that would be new to most members
- An actual topic of discussion
I mean yea the admins could bend rule 3 and remove this post I wouldn’t even be annoyed but they certainly would need to bend rule 3. My post is complaint. Open ended, wouldn’t personally call this offensive, very loosely this could fit 3 but I read 3 more as “don’t ask how to use Lemmy”, I’ve used Lemmy for 3 years and I haven’t seen this question asked, an actual topic of discussion could also be used against this but with albeit limited discussion there definitely is discussion.
