Why I Blocked Certain External Communities on Lemmy
Why I Blocked Certain External Communities on Lemmy
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As a user and admin of Kadai Kupi Space, I recently made the personal decision to block a few external Lemmy communities from my profile....

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.kadaikupi.space/post/4105
Summary
- Why I Blocked Certain External Communities on Lemmy
- As a user and admin of Kadai Kupi Space, I recently chose to block some external Lemmy communities from my profile.
- This decision isn’t driven by drama or bitterness; it’s grounded in my commitment to my own instance’s principles—particularly ethical moderation and fair treatment of users who utilize AI tools.
- I was banned or removed from certain communities with vague reasons like “AI spam,” despite their guidelines not mentioning AI-generated content as spam or explicitly prohibiting AI use.
- Our community guidelines emphasize:
- §8.1 — Moderation should be fair and proportionate; targeted deletions or punishments without clear rule violations are discouraged.
- §8.2 — We defend users who:
- 8.2.1 — Are removed or banned solely for using AI or assistive technologies
- 8.2.2 — Share content that complies with rules but are externally punished without cause
- §8.3 — Labeling users as "AI spam" without assessing content quality or rule violations constitutes discriminatory moderation.
- I created Kadai Kupi Space as a respectful, inclusive community, especially for those using AI for accessibility, communication, or language support.
- I personally rely on AI to clarify and express my ideas more effectively, particularly in English.
- I’m not demanding others adopt my rules; I have chosen to align myself with communities that do.
- That’s why I’ve blocked those external communities on a personal level.
- If you’re interested, our full guidelines are available at: https://lemmy.kadaikupi.space/legal
- I encourage thoughtful discussion but believe every user—especially those relying on assistive tools—deserves fairness, not discrimination.
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