My parents in their 30s This would make a lovely second home for our family to winter in. Hopefully the garage can fit both our cars, snowmobile and ski equipment.

Me in my 30s I’ll never financially recover from this purchase.

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      It’s damning that you always accuse your critics of being “Reddit agents” contrary to all evidence except that they criticized your undisclosed automated reposting, banning them from communities your alts moderate, deleting their comments, and reporting them for harassment.

      Now that you’re using AI to write your comments, you might think no one can trace you across all your botting alts because your characteristic language errors are papered over, but you’re wrong.

      In reality, most of your alts are already linked either by your direct admittance (mostly childish threats and impulsive chest-beating) or by accidental persona-hopping in various argument threads.

      But even if you hadn’t already repeatedly exposed yourself, and even though you never disclose or mark any of your botting alts, and even if Lemmy weren’t a small town compared to Reddit where this type of abusiveness paid off…

      Anyone who looks twice can tell it’s you, so give it a rest. I’m barely paying attention, and these are your alts that I’m aware of so far:@[email protected]
      @[email protected]
      @[email protected]
      @[email protected]
      @[email protected]
      @[email protected]

      …et al. Others’ lists, including @[email protected]’s, are more complete than mine. So quit all this bad faith bullshit.

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        Interesting. I actually went through those accounts and the communities they moderate.

        Meanwhile, you’re compiling lists of prolific contributors, tracking their activity, and trying to connect unrelated accounts. From where I’m standing, that looks suspiciously like an organized network of accounts targeting active posters.

        I initially thought this was just a handful of weirdos with too much free time. But the more I see, the more I’m convinced there’s a deliberate effort to undermine Lemmy by harassing its most active contributors.

        And who benefits when Lemmy loses content, activity, and users? Reddit, obviously.

        You’re doing a remarkable job of reinforcing my suspicions.

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        Took me a moment to digest all that, thanks for the laughs. No relation whatsoever. I do, however, agree with OP that there seems to be something shady going on with these bans on Lemmy. does not appear incidental

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          you are not as intelligent as you think you are. this is the most blatant “i’m guilty and think I can win” comment i have ever seen. also your vote history is public.

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      The funny thing is that people do like your ai powered bot swarm taking popular content from Reddit and moving it to lemmy and if you created communities on instances that people who want organic content can block you’d be popular.

      That you don’t just shows you’re trolling.

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        Oh, I know this game. I’m very familiar with these tactics.

        1. First, pressure community moderators into banning frequent posters.
        2. If that fails, push for an instance-level ban.
        3. If that doesn’t work, complain to the receiving instances and try to get them to ban those accounts.
        4. And when people move to a separate instance, suddenly the demand becomes defederation.

        The goalposts just keep moving. It’s never really about finding a solution. It’s about getting rid of people who post content.

        Who benefits - oh ya definitely reddit.

        I’ve seen these tactics before, and I’m not falling for them.

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          It’s to make it easy for people to view organic lemmy content instead of the shit you spread.

          And the people that enjoy mindlessly upvoting reposted reddit content can do it too.

          Everyone wins.