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How do I kick my dead kbin.run account off the mod team?

I mod !bunnies@lemmy.world. Was originally added with my now-dead @Elevator7009@kbin.run. I cannot login to that account and remove myself because kbin.run died. Now the community appears to have two same-name mods. It is not the biggest deal ever but I would like a way to boot my dead account from the mod team.

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Thinking about entertainment communities and other broader focus communities
  • Thanks for addressing my concern. With this additional context it looks like he's trying to refuse without being straightforward about it (from my end). Although I get it is a tactic to try to be nice instead of hurtful, it often just leads to more hurt, especially when people take the action to do "X" and they still get a "no". Wasted effort trying to convert a "no" to a "yes" that could never be converted, and probably inadvertently pissing off someone who wishes you would just take a hint when you understandably take them at face value because some people do legitimately say "no, for X reason" and could be converted to a "yes" when X is addressed. It would be better for all parties to be straightforward. As someone who cares a lot about being nice and protecting peoples' feelings, it is, in fact, very possible to be straightforward and honest without being rude or hurtful.

  • Thinking about entertainment communities and other broader focus communities
  • Not sure why you are owed Blaze's efforts on your instances specifically, and why a "no" prompts such a negative, unflattering comparison. You might not actually believe you are entitled to his efforts, but the harsh comparison in reaction to his "no" is what makes me perceive you as feeling that way. I am really not used to people who don't feel entitled to someone's efforts speaking that way when they refuse.

    I appreciate and acknowledge your efforts, I know you made some software to help people find replacement communities for subreddits and to mirror content from other sites to the Fediverse but to be honest this comment leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Especially given all the posts they do make to try to contribute to the Fediverse and grow it—but at least from what I see, they do not want to take on the additional tasks of modding or administrating your instance and you find their reasons unacceptable so you make this comparison, which frankly looks like an attempt to insult them to me.

    And that unflattering comparison leaves me somewhat scared to post this comment lest I get one too, for having wrongthink, too much sympathy for someone you think I should not, insert other insults here. But I also figure I should probably speak up instead of getting in the habit of letting my fear of conflict (and lack of experience with seeing people speak harshly to me or others irl) control me especially when I feel I see something that should not have happened.

    Did Blaze tell you your communities are all trash or something? I really do not see why you are reacting so harshly.

  • How are you doing with your communities?
  • I super appreciate your community! Unfortunately I encounter bunnies and can thus make bunny content for !bunnies@lemmy.world far more frequently than I encounter snakes of any type, let alone the royal python. I can try to explicitly look up royal pythons to post so you're not alone!

    I also think this is happening because right now, we are so small that we do not have enough users to split the snake-lover community by species just yet.

  • a bunny

    Bad camera quality on this one makes the eye look a lot like what you see during a solar eclipse! But hey, at least it's OC and I don't own a fancy camera.

    I'm definitely still alive. I appreciate the !bun_alert_system@lemmy.sdf.org and encourage it especially because it's good to have things off of lemmy.world, but I figure I should probably still run this one so there's redundancy in case lemmy.sdf.org goes down. I was considering perhaps seeing if people want to move off lemmy.world to somewhere else…

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    two-bun treat time

    If only my phone camera's pictures were as sharp as what my eyes saw…

    Funnily enough, the buns look like they have googly eyes, especially the right one where it literally looks like I drew googly eyes in MS Paint on the picture.

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    [Weekly thread] How are you doing with your communities?
  • I have seen someone use https://toobnix.org for videos, which is in the Fediverse.

    Part of me wants to upload videos to Fediverse places and link there, part of me wants to stick them on YouTube and link to that because I feel bad using Fediverse resources, all the space my video takes up, but have no guilt using up YouTube's resources.

  • Close-up Fediverse-hosted video of a bunny eating, originally on !bun_alert_system@lemmy.sdf.org
    lemmy.world Interactive Dandelion Multimedia Adventure! (DIGITAL Video) - Lemmy.World

    System Requirements: * Windows 3.1, Macintosh, PowerMac, or better * 486/66Mhz, 68040, or better CPU * 8MB RAM * 80MB hard drive * Super VGA (640x480x256 color) * 2X CD-ROM or better * Windows compliant sound device * Microsoft mouse or compatible

    Interactive Dandelion Multimedia Adventure! (DIGITAL Video) - Lemmy.World

    I am normally happy to let the two communities stay separate but this video is just too good to not share here as well

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    Fox on a football field
    m.youtube.com - YouTube

    Auf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.

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    [Instance] Kbin.run down
  • !otomegames@ani.social

    Now on ani.social with yet another Elevator7009sAlt account. Waiting to add content until .run has been down for a week (just to make sure it is really gone and not something like them getting hacked), and the same for remaking my main account.

  • [Instance] Kbin.run down
  • Some people get a smartphone instead of a computer, but you are right, I probably should have said "something with internet access."

    Sorry. In my experience, lack of sympathy is often paired with animosity and harshness, so I am a little wary. Disagreements in real life are a lot easier because you can tell tone better, and if the person is civilly disagreeing, or if they are going to start getting hostile on you. I'll agree to disagree here.

  • [Instance] Kbin.run down
  • I do have sympathy, considering a smartphone has become somewhat a necessity and not everyone is aware of options like the FairPhone. I agree about the filter, but it's also true that no matter how much time social media consumes in peoples' life, a lot of people would not want to say "I spend money on social media," to look quite that online, no-life internet obsessed what a loser and all other sorts of insults. And even if they told nobody, they might feel ashamed about it—because oh my god, who pays for social media except a terminally online power-tripping mod lmao. Especially since the norm now is to not pay, and people tend to resist change that incurs any cost on them. Ads and the corporate control thing are probably just a minor annoyance for most people, they personally have not hit their bullshit limit yet, not everyone has the same priorities. I'd like them to have the option of a nice ad-free social media too. If I wasn't around for the Reddit API drama I would not even be aware of the Fediverse and would not be here having this discussion with you. Also, not everyone is in a financial position to donate for social media.

    Honestly kind of fearing a negative response because of your statement you have no sympathy for that kind of person—which means you might be more willing to engage in a harsh manner with me too. But I'll take that risk in order to speak up in opposition to the no sympathy viewpoint.

  • [Instance] Kbin.run down
  • Sorry, I realized my message came off as an attack. Did not mean it that way.

    I'll probably not do that because I would much rather support smaller instances and fedia.io is big for Mbin. I'll probably go with you and hope you do not do a debounced. (The only reason I have a .world is because I needed it to effectively mod the preexisting community !bunnies@lemmy.world whose original mod disappeared for about a year before I asked to take over.)

  • [Instance] Kbin.run down
  • My home instance was kbin.run, and when I found debounced (its admin) was an Mbin maintainer/contributor it made me feel good about the lifespan of the instance. Now I don't feel so good… if they dipped without any warning, so can you.

    And they did this a few weeks after they put up a "how is my driving?" check-in post about how users felt about their server running, and I said it was going well… pretty sure I also said something about being grateful they were long-running, and talked on other places on the Fediverse about how reliable kbin.run was… all signs pointed to the instance having longevity.

    Wonder if they just got hacked or something, because it really was out of nowhere, with no warning signs like Ernest had.

    Kind of upset because I don't mind hopping accounts, but I had a magazine there, !otomegames@kbin.run. I had just started it new a few weeks ago, moving from its longer-lived iteration on kbin.social because I was unaware kbin.social was down. And now if debounced does not come back I'll have to make yet another new version of the community. Does not set a good precedent, "will I have to put up with constant new versions to follow this community?" The most appropriate place would be ani.social but I'd also probably have to make yet another Lemmy alt to mod it properly—things like reports do not seem to federate properly unless your account is on the same instance as the community you mod. And I really do not want to give Lemmy more users at the expense of Mbin. Lemmy is already the big guy, and we want more diversity on the Fediverse. So I can probably just remake it on whatever Mbin instance I end up on.

  • Why is the option to edit the sidebar so close to the Leave Mod Team option?

    In a similar vein to this post. Mistakes happen.

    Also, when I was initially looking for the button to edit the sidebar I was actually scared to try out that button because the proximity to "leave mod team" and the fact it's just an image of something getting edited made me think it was related to unmodding myself. Considering I had to get a Lemmy admin to install this obvious alt account because my Mbin main account cannot add mods to, edit the sidebar of, or handle reports from Lemmy communities, I was really hesitant to take the risk of possibly unmodding myself and having to bug the admin to help me out yet again.

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    Elevator7009 @lemmy.world

    Originally an alt for modding !bunnies@lemmy.world, then my main account @Elevator7009@kbin.run's instance was killed and now I use this as a regular account.

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