You should reach out to lemmy.world’s admins about the situation, explain the problem to them and they might be able to help with it. I’d recommend doing the same thing any time an issue comes up around this particular mod. Eventually they’ll get enough complaints and he’ll be given the boot from those communities by the administration.
I don’t really think people should be banned for it unless it’s something awful they are doing, like using their community to spread hate and banning people who criticize or try to stop them. However I don’t think the fear of getting them banned should stand in the way of reporting their wrongful behavior to the admins. They need to know about this, and if they choose to ban the guy, that’s their decision. The best thing is that they deal with the problem and stop it from continuing to happen.
You should reach out to lemmy.world’s admins about the situation, explain the problem to them and they might be able to help with it. I’d recommend doing the same thing any time an issue comes up around this particular mod. Eventually they’ll get enough complaints and he’ll be given the boot from those communities by the administration.
This is an idea most people will agree with, but few if any will actually do.
Can we all actually do this? I don’t think they should be banned, but maybe ask that they shouldn’t be a mod.
I don’t really think people should be banned for it unless it’s something awful they are doing, like using their community to spread hate and banning people who criticize or try to stop them. However I don’t think the fear of getting them banned should stand in the way of reporting their wrongful behavior to the admins. They need to know about this, and if they choose to ban the guy, that’s their decision. The best thing is that they deal with the problem and stop it from continuing to happen.