ArxCyberwolf

I’m just your average Canadian wolf. I’m a siren enthusiast and railfan as my main hobbies. I run the Civil Defense Sirens Wiki, and am working on restoring a few vintage sirens (such as a FS&S Model L and a rare Sterling Siren MOD. F) as well as a 1970s Safetran mechanical crossing bell.

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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • If you don’t want to miss on other points of view, you’re on the wrong instance. Dessalines regularly censors comments and bans users for saying things he disagrees with, usually under the guise of banning them for “racism”. He even blocked the community that collects evidence of this so .ml users like yourself can’t see the extent of how heavily censored the communities are on your instance. I recommend checking out MeanwhileOnGrad@sh.it.justworks on an off-instance account to see why your instance has the reputation it does.




  • And they’ve been doing so since last year. How little of a life does someone need to have to dedicate this much time into being banned over and over? It accomplishes absolutely nothing, the comments get removed in two easy clicks before most people will even read them. Hell, it takes less effort for the mods to ban Antiyanks than it does for them to make a new account. I’m pretty quick to spot and report Antiyanks accounts, and even still I often see them gone before I even read the thread.

    According to what they’ve told me in a fit of rage after reporting and getting them banned on numerous occasions, they’ve “declared war” on Lemmy because they keep getting reported and banned and have some sort of “army” of alt accounts to wage it with. Being told they’re not welcome for their poor behaviour and constant ban evasion is considered “censorship” and that must be the single worst thing to have ever happened to them because what they’re doing is so far beyond what a reasonable person would do in this situation (namely, moving on with their life and finding anything better to spend their time doing).