J’ai quand même l’impression qu’ils auraient pu prévenir avant de prendre leur décision. Ça aurait encouragé les gens à suivre le compte, et aurait pu montrer la réactivité plus organique du Fedivers par rapport aux réseaux sociaux corporate

Sad to hear

@Skunk@jlai.lu @joelthelion@lemmy.world @FundMECFSResearch@lemmy.blahaj.zone FYI

Merci pour votre travail

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Definitely

I had a look at this thread, not sure you’re making a good case by mentioning it

I can tell you it’s definitely not the case for the smaller instances I’m part of

Unfortunately, not at this moment. Hopefully something we’ll see in the future. Would help with this kind of issues.

Ah, that’s interesting! I was indeed a mod, not an admin, so probably that’s why the action got federated.

Example: https://jlai.lu/post/2612405 https://lemmy.ca/post/10554287

To be fair, it might be nightime for the admin team of that instance. I know for instance that for our instance (Jlai.lu), if that would happen during nighttime in Europe, we would probably not react within the hour.

Only mods can ban users at the instance level based on my experience (I’m a mod on a few communities, and can only ban users on the community level)

But wait, I had a similar issue:

• I posted on a community on Jlailu instance with a Lemmy.ca account
• Spam bot got in
• I banned him from that community
• When I banned him, the messages were not visible from my Lemmy.ca account

Is this normal? It seems to contradict your experience

Also, if that may help, I don’t see the spammer messages on the post in !science@mander.xyz

Interesting, I didn’t think about it that way.

Only mods can ban users at the instance level based on my experience (I’m a mod on a few communities, and can only ban users on the community level)

In addition: as far as I know, only Lemmyworld has a timezone distributed admin team, but they are the biggest instance, so it makes sense for them.

Do you mean mods, or admins?

Because for admins, while your reasoning makes sense, the main issue is probably trust. Adding an admin to your instance is basically giving them the keys on everything, and allowing them to destroy the whole thing.

I know instance admins tend to be really reliable, but I also understand why some might be reluctant to add 4 different admins (let’s say 2 more per time regions, and assuming you need 2 additional time regions to cover 24/24) to their instances.

They have two based on their instance sidebar: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/

Regarding your edit, the user behind the account took a picture from Hexbear. I saw something else yesterday on another spam account that it was from /qa/ whatever that means. 4chan?

To be fair, it might be nightime for the moderation/admin team of that instance. I know for instance that for our instance (Jlai.lu), if that would happen during nighttime in Europe, we would probably not react within the hour.

Thanks!