I’ve been posting things that Ethan Klein (host of the H3H3 Podcast) has said and done into the H3H3 Podcast community and the mod decided that relevant content wasn’t good enough to participate.
I’ll take my community ban and won’t fight it, but it’s the very definition of petty mod behavior.
https://sh.itjust.works/post/66840884
This was the comment that got me banned:
I clearly know enough about Ethan Klein and the H3H3 Podcast to be a participant in some form.
If what I’m posting is the truth, why is it such a problem to post it here? Doesn’t Ethan stand by what he says and does?
This ain’t no thing - in my opinion. I think it boils down to people having different levels of netiquette.
Men want to comment on women’s communities… bigots want to abuse Blahaj… people get on their moral high horse over literal shitposts… people want to speak bad in fan communities… etc etc
We’re not all welcome everywhere. For differing reasons.
Don’t folk sometime look around a community, read the room, and then think that, actually, perhaps this community ain’t for me?
It’s like walking into a gay bar and complaining why there are gay people there. There is a reason why these types of communities existed, with an echo chamber moniker on reddit, and now on Lemmy.
And some lemmy instances are just too conservative, like .world, but it’s not overtly noticeable.
Tbf, the community was about the H3H3 podcast and I was posting about the H3H3 podcast.