@publicvoit Als ich 2011 nach Graz kam haben sie gerade alle Gleise wegen Lichtraumprofil der damals neu beschafften Variobahnen auseinander gesetzt. Aber das gilt wohl nicht als Neugestaltung.

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Printing and framing:

@EUCommission First let's solve ethical anonymous age verification.

The only solution is **local** parental-like control which does not require ID nor Remote Attestation. This is the only ethical solution, which you refuse to consider.

Then, sure, you can implement whatever law you want to protect children.

Safety and Privacy should be non negotiable, and you are hurting both with your unsecure non-private age verification system.

The accounts are across many instances …

Good point. If they have a shared identifier (IP or something) than I could see the block list working. If not, and it’s probably not, then yeah, I don’t think the block list would be able to handle that spam.

I wonder if there is any approach that could. Different origins, different entrances, and different targets, that’s a difficult one. It’s not my knowledge base, so maybe something exists that could handle it? I’d be curious to hear about it, probably pretty cool.

Maybe machine learning on interaction rates (sign in to post timeline)? I’m assuming it’s automated though…

the reporting system could also keep track of a reporter score, measuring how useful a user’s reports are. the only effect it would have is for ordering of incoming reports in the list moderators see, reports from users with a good track record show earlier in the list

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Lock in kids it's history time.

Posts hitting the fediverse over the past 24 hours or so are essentially creating a new account for each post. The accounts are across many instances and posts across many communities.

I’m not sure how this proposal would work in the current environment.

Full purges on PF/Pylova are a click of a checkbox when we ban an account.

Appreciate the feedback 😊

The difference between blocking and purging is that a blocked account is still residing on the instance (even more so for user blocks instead of admin blocks). As the data is still there, it opens possibility for legal trouble. Full purges by instance moderation action is different.

The scope of my proposal is not to help curate and filtering content for instances, but to enable widespread coordinated action against content which was already created and is harmful without any room for interpretation.

Makes sense. I suppose my described lists could also be made into purge lists.

That is a whole other issue. Scrapers and request spammers, not content spamming accounts, can be combated with already existing technology at the reverse proxy server. There are big crowdsourced IP banlists which are continuously updated.

Not my knowledge base, so good to know that already exists.

This would be the easiest solution. But I think it will lead away from individualism of instances, as all decisions are automatically applied, instead of only a manually reviewed subset.

Your idea with applying the mod action after a threshold of other instances did it too is something to consider. It will keep individualism but also creates “avalanches” once enough instances in the network agreed on a decision, which might be even better for propagating swift action against general harmful content.

Definitely a balance needs to be struck, between quick action and preventing abuse.

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As with anything it depends on who is in control of the moderation or the ones doing the moderation.

And part of it sounds like a centralized layer on top of federation that would just be the antithesis of what the purpose of federation is.

I know you are thinking of csam specifically but as described could end up giving certain mods and instances an essential veto.

Based on certain instances cough lemmy.world and piefed.social I see that going extremely poorly

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Ohh, I didn't know about that. Would you share the address?

Also, is there some general onboarding material for new instance admins which is software-unspecific?

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