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#lemmyworld — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. These two Fediverse servers are the subject of civil proceedings initiated by me due to concerns related to interpersonal interactions, user dignity, accountability, and transparency.

    - `lemmy.world`
    - `wizard.casa`

    The actions I am undertaking include:
    - Monitoring their activities
    - Documenting their behavior
    - Collaborating with authorities
    - Collecting relevant information

    The purpose of these actions is to address issues related to my rights and well-being and to ensure accountability from the server maintainers.

    #Fediverse #LemmyWorld #WizardCasa #Accountability #Transparency #UserRights #CivilAction #Justice #Dignity #InterpersonalAbuse #Monitoring #Documentation #Authorities #WellBeing #SocialMedia #Decentralized #Ethics #LegalAction #CommunitySafety #Responsibility

  2. lemmy.world is a harmful, malicious ActivityPub-powered instance that has one-sided biased moderation, as evidenced by its avoidance of accountability and rejection of my request to delete all of my data from their instance. They simply kept my data and shamed me publicly, which is a violation of one of the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This violation raises my concerns about how open-source ActivityPub software and protocols affect the well-being of users in the long run, considering the wide range of ages and backgrounds.

    lemmy.world refused to delete my data, publicly shamed me, and dodged accountability—raising serious concerns about ActivityPub’s safeguards for diverse users. Open-source shouldn’t enable harm.

    #LemmyWorld #ActivityPub #Fediverse #DataRights #ModerationBias #HumanRightsOnline #DeleteMyData #FediverseConcerns #OpenSourceEthics #DecentralizedAbuse #PrivacyViolation #UDHR #DigitalRights #FreeSoftware #AccountabilityFail

  3. lemmy.world is a harmful, malicious ActivityPub-powered instance that has one-sided biased moderation, as evidenced by its avoidance of accountability and rejection of my request to delete all of my data from their instance. They simply kept my data and shamed me publicly, which is a violation of one of the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This violation raises my concerns about how open-source ActivityPub software and protocols affect the well-being of users in the long run, considering the wide range of ages and backgrounds.

    lemmy.world refused to delete my data, publicly shamed me, and dodged accountability—raising serious concerns about ActivityPub’s safeguards for diverse users. Open-source shouldn’t enable harm.

    #LemmyWorld #ActivityPub #Fediverse #DataRights #ModerationBias #HumanRightsOnline #DeleteMyData #FediverseConcerns #OpenSourceEthics #DecentralizedAbuse #PrivacyViolation #UDHR #DigitalRights #FreeSoftware #AccountabilityFail

  4. lemmy.world is a harmful, malicious ActivityPub-powered instance that has one-sided biased moderation, as evidenced by its avoidance of accountability and rejection of my request to delete all of my data from their instance. They simply kept my data and shamed me publicly, which is a violation of one of the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This violation raises my concerns about how open-source ActivityPub software and protocols affect the well-being of users in the long run, considering the wide range of ages and backgrounds.

    lemmy.world refused to delete my data, publicly shamed me, and dodged accountability—raising serious concerns about ActivityPub’s safeguards for diverse users. Open-source shouldn’t enable harm.

    #LemmyWorld #ActivityPub #Fediverse #DataRights #ModerationBias #HumanRightsOnline #DeleteMyData #FediverseConcerns #OpenSourceEthics #DecentralizedAbuse #PrivacyViolation #UDHR #DigitalRights #FreeSoftware #AccountabilityFail

  5. lemmy.world is a harmful, malicious ActivityPub-powered instance that has one-sided biased moderation, as evidenced by its avoidance of accountability and rejection of my request to delete all of my data from their instance. They simply kept my data and shamed me publicly, which is a violation of one of the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This violation raises my concerns about how open-source ActivityPub software and protocols affect the well-being of users in the long run, considering the wide range of ages and backgrounds.

    lemmy.world refused to delete my data, publicly shamed me, and dodged accountability—raising serious concerns about ActivityPub’s safeguards for diverse users. Open-source shouldn’t enable harm.

    #LemmyWorld #ActivityPub #Fediverse #DataRights #ModerationBias #HumanRightsOnline #DeleteMyData #FediverseConcerns #OpenSourceEthics #DecentralizedAbuse #PrivacyViolation #UDHR #DigitalRights #FreeSoftware #AccountabilityFail

  6. lemmy.world is a harmful, malicious ActivityPub-powered instance that has one-sided biased moderation, as evidenced by its avoidance of accountability and rejection of my request to delete all of my data from their instance. They simply kept my data and shamed me publicly, which is a violation of one of the articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This violation raises my concerns about how open-source ActivityPub software and protocols affect the well-being of users in the long run, considering the wide range of ages and backgrounds.

    lemmy.world refused to delete my data, publicly shamed me, and dodged accountability—raising serious concerns about ActivityPub’s safeguards for diverse users. Open-source shouldn’t enable harm.

    #LemmyWorld #ActivityPub #Fediverse #DataRights #ModerationBias #HumanRightsOnline #DeleteMyData #FediverseConcerns #OpenSourceEthics #DecentralizedAbuse #PrivacyViolation #UDHR #DigitalRights #FreeSoftware #AccountabilityFail

  7. Update on my #Lemmy adventure:

    I didn't feel disappointed with its capabilities. I moved away from #LemmyWorld instance to #Geddit, maintained by Sir @stux. So far, so nice. Tip: cross-post a lot and find more communities via #LemmyVerse (a.k.a. Lemmy Explorer)!