How would you handle Reddit admins (paid employees of Reddit) visiting and playing along with Lemmy and the Fediverse?

Do you mean this? I don’t want any Tor-related stuff, and this says something about Tor, so that’s something I’d avoid.

Edit: Someone said that it does in fact not use Tor, so I am safe from landing on those websites. But do you think Mull can handle fingerprinting blocking better than Brave?

You should use LibreWolf with private window, automatically deleting cookies, fingerprinting blocking, and much more.

This is a horrible idea. Please don’t do that. Trust me, you will regret it.

I know, but the admins of lemmy.ml also control the whole Lemmy software, so these rumors will damage the entirety of Lemmy, and I don’t want it to be ruined by malicious rumors.

Hello, what do you mean with your comment?

Someone should tell the developer to not do that. They should just shut down their app.

I am talking about Reddit admins.

I am talking about Reddit admins. I even posted this on !reddit

Oh, sorry if there was something similar to what I posted.

I only use the mobile site and new.reddit.com on desktop.

What does purge user and purge post do?

But I don’t get it. If Reddit admins implemented new ban evasion filters, then how can we still circumvent sitewide suspensions while subreddit bans are impossible to evade? I hope that it stays that way.

The idea was to fake Reddit removals so the users would think Reddit admins censor information. Remember, you cannot see whether a comment is removed by Reddit or faked by a user. Only posts show that on new.reddit.com, though reveddit.com can indicate whether a comment was removed by Reddit or not.

Me too.

I am disappointed by this. Karma ruins whole discussions, and I hope the devs never add something bloody dreadful like that.

I don’t even know what happened at all, nor do I remember what my comment was.

The old UI used to be where one line stopped when a new child reply dropped, so the lines weren’t sorted to each other.

Well, people said that the old URL was bad design, so they are right.

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