I mean ethically its a debatable topic, if I don't help fix someone's car and then he crashes it, its not my fault, he shouldn't have driven it while it was broken.
Same with user generated or AI data, it works 99.9% of the time, but that 0.1% is too dangerous to deploy in a life endangering situation.
Usually its anime girls that are actually older than they appear.
Fun fact, that's a condition that actually occurred to a girl in real life, she looked 12 and visibly didn't hit puberty, she was 20.
Its okay to have skimpy or 18+ photos and content, just not for the purpose of porn. Lots of places like that on Reddit too, especially in dark humor accepting areas.
Would be even better if the porn instances started federating, two horny instances federating might make another instance and then that's how children are made.
I think its the "never raise this subject here again" Comes off as a bit aggressive.
I think a better thing to do would be updates to Lemmy that allow for user customization and then have user styles adjust those customized features, that way its more decentralized and more in the spirit of a federalized community.
I actually would really like something like new Reddit, Lemmy is far too horizontally dense despite wasting tons of space on both sides. I can't actually tell which comment is the top most either.
Generally its just difficult to discern what exactly I'm seeing.
If I don't find something soon-ish I'll probably get deep into making my own restyle script.
It'd be the business' fault not ours, you shouldn't use unreliable user data for something so important.
One great thing about about software is you don't have to agree with or care about what the creators thoughts and beliefs are, software is at the end of the day just software.
Doesn't get any less political than that.
Yeah, I've been a software engineer for years and I too had to have a sit down to 'figure it all out' with mastodon. Though Lemmy seems far more my style, so hopefully this gets some power behind it.
I didn't make friends but there were regulars I'd see around, its the smaller communities that feel the best.
Was referring more to people trying to politicize software and push them into political movements they're unrelated to. Open software is at is core free and as such anyone with any political leaning could use it or contribute to it and no one would know, and no one should care.