Their design is making it easier to see what the mods/admins think is wrongthink then remove from there. Or if you don’t interact how they want. Then there’s the poorly written code.
Late here, but in this particular case someone using Lemmy spotted a new Piefed account with a username they don’t trust and banned them. It had nothing to do with Piefed admin tools or Piefed itself. The communities the user was banned from are based on Lemmy.world.
Their design is making it easier to see what the mods/admins think is wrongthink then remove from there. Or if you don’t interact how they want. Then there’s the poorly written code.
Late here, but in this particular case someone using Lemmy spotted a new Piefed account with a username they don’t trust and banned them. It had nothing to do with Piefed admin tools or Piefed itself. The communities the user was banned from are based on Lemmy.world.