#netculture — Public Fediverse posts
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So, I found this quote somewhere on the internet about Fediverse server moderation:
> I can't believe I have to write this, but if you have no moderating experience—like, not even in a YouTube video's comments section—I would strongly suggest not starting a Fediverse server at all until you have help.
https://codeberg.org/nev/awesome-fediadmin/#basic-blocklists
#Fediverse #Mastodon #Decentralized #Moderation #Community #AdminLife #FediAdmin #SocialWeb #OpenSource #SelfHost #DigitalCommunities #TechLife #NetCulture #OnlineSafety #ResponsibleHosting
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"And I also understand that we are the generation who has to go through this part of it. We’re the ones born in time to be forced to make the rules and defend them. To say hey maybe one guy shouldn’t be able to own the village square. Because it was never remotely possible before. It’s all new and we have to figure it out. To agitate and legislate and be constantly vigilant."
#CatherynneMValente, 2022
https://catvalente.substack.com/p/stop-talking-to-each-other-and-start
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I no longer assume that everyone online is familiar with old school net culture. One of its old sayings is; "don't feed the trolls". The point being that most people being flippant ass-hats online do it for the attention, so if they don't get any, it's no fun for them, and they go away.
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I no longer assume that everyone online is familiar with old school net culture. One of its old sayings is; "don't feed the trolls". The point being that most people being flippant ass-hats online do it for the attention, so if they don't get any, it's no fun for them, and they go away.
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I no longer assume that everyone online is familiar with old school net culture. One of its old sayings is; "don't feed the trolls". The point being that most people being flippant ass-hats online do it for the attention, so if they don't get any, it's no fun for them, and they go away.
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I no longer assume that everyone online is familiar with old school net culture. One of its old sayings is; "don't feed the trolls". The point being that most people being flippant ass-hats online do it for the attention, so if they don't get any, it's no fun for them, and they go away.