Thank you! I agree, and I like how it's working so far. I have some fear about how it'll fare against the wider community, but I just posted to !newcommunities@lemmy.world to invite a new level of challenge,
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Hey I never heard about voidpunk, can you maybe explain a little bit what that means to you?
Besides that I think you can start a community here any time as long as it fits within the server rules. I hope you try that out. :D
In the fediverse it sometimes heavily matters because small communities dont get discovered by user of other instances/servers easily.
For your specific question I would encourage you to also (cross)post it to !meta to reach most of the users on this instance/server. I think just leaving it here, your question might not get seen by many.
There are also big communities like !newcommunities@lemmy.world which might help you find others interested in voidpunk.
I'll wait until I can put in place the throwaway account sniping, and more testing, before I try to do much more to promote it. The wider level of attention from !newcommunities@lemmy.world seems to be a good test which the bot hasn't caught up to be able to handle completely.
Yes, that user posts almost all normal content, with a tiny minority of unpopular but still "normal" political views, and a couple of posts that are openly Zionist. They're nowhere near posting a majority of inflammatory content, and the comment wasn't even that bad, it just seemed shocking because it was so pro-Israel, which usually doesn't happen.
I completely agree. I didn't plan to have the bot replace human moderation, only provide another tool to automate one part of it.
Anyone who is breaking the few rules that do exist, I was planning to ban. I also just edited the sidebar to make it clear that comments must also follow the slrpnk rules.