Public forum means public
Don't want your history there for people to see, don't make it in the first place
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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If that is being done, either you are the asshole, or they are. In either case it's pointless to continue the discussion.
Yes, by not posting or commenting anywhere. Everything you do on Lemmy is public.
It's impossible based on how Lemmy works on principle.
I have a rule, that if I'm debating with someone, and they use one of these things against me (or against someone else):
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calling up the post history (unless the receiver is an actual nazi, spambot etc.)
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making fun of grammar (unless the receiver deserves it, e.g. doing the same thing first)
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accusing of something bad or evil without any evidence, or being a total snowflake
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using "grand" words like disinformation, whataboutism or entitlement completely inappropriately, and to just shut the other person up
Then I consider the discussing immediately done, and I'm likely to block the person outright, because it's clear they only debate in bad faith and just use dirty tactics to make tgemselves feel better; so it's a waste of time to keep talking to them, and best to avoid ever getting into that situation with the person again.
Yeah I agree. I had to block a few people already for being toxic in one of those ways. I wish I had the programming skills to put in these privacy features myself though. Maybe only show recent posts/comments, only show posts from certain instances or communities. But I can see that being an issue to some.
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are you asking about this because you were fired a month ago?
Is that a genuine question or you trying to be witty?
Posts in this community should be directly related to sh.itjust.works, not just Lemmy in general. With that being said, I think that the question has been answered thoroughly by the folks here.
Nope. However you can use alts with connected or duplicate names, that way you can separate post history while avoiding accusations of being a sockpuppet.
And then you get banned if you (even accidentally) upvote something with two accounts.
That requires the host instance to have set up proper anti alt measures, or the admins of the instance with the upvoted post to be paying close attention. As such I am pretty sure with only 2 accounts the chances of detection are minimal.
Make your own instance and post each comment under a new account?