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Political discussion can often end up in a shitshow that creates a huge moderation headache. I enjoy not having to worry about doing much moderation, but that's also resulted in a community that's not particularly active.

What are you getting out of this community? Would it be better to allow for overt political discussion?

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[–] mugita_sokiovt@discuss.online 0 points 12 hours ago

I started checking the sidebar of every instance that isn't discuss.online (the instance I use), and their rules too. If I see any signs of a so-called Code of Conduct, I know there are some issues. I placed that link to a Mastodon post on it, and I hadn't seen what had happened yet.