So I just posted a picture of a satirical “You have nothing to hide?” and it was deleted. Can I find out why I was removed? It’s a satire of the “Well I have NOTHING to hide so why should I care about data collection” argument and how that’s turned into showing IDs and Credit Cards. Someone I know said that they created it two days ago and just wanted to share it for others to share so that we can address this ludicrous mindset.
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I just want to understand the rules so I’m a good steward. If there’s a better community I’d like to hear it. Nothing on the rules on the right bar saying it wasn’t allowed. I see someone else posted it to another privacy community. Which is good. I’m not here for fake internet points, just trying to understand. It might be as simple as that though. IDK. :)
the beauty of the fediverse is the ability to bypass shitty moderation. this seems like a perfect example of that.
Yes, I’d say that the beauty of the Fedi is we can all find our own communities that share our values and morals. Hopefully we can have openness, but I’m aware some don’t want that and that’s ok. :) There are plenty of others out there.