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Transitioning /r/rust to the Threadiverse(blog.erlend.sh)

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maboesanman@programming.dev
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I think it probably makes sense to host similarly moderated content together.

programming content being grouped together makes sense because it’s moderated to a similar extent between languages and communities.

For example discussions/posts on rust programming and porn are moderated very differently, so they should be on different instances.

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I disagree. Grouping communities makes sense if they need the same admin policy. Admin policy sets a floor on what mods are required to police when it comes to things like hate speech and threats, but mods in a programming community aren’t going to allow that shit anyway, so admin policy is irrelevant.

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I think we agree, and I didn’t know “moderated similarly” was referring to admin policy. Basically you want the people at the top to be generally aligned with the views of the community

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