Lemmy's Image Problem (Updated 02-06-2024)
Lemmy's Image Problem (Updated 02-06-2024)
The popular Reddit alternative's user count has grown a lot over the past year. One problem, though: users and admins can't delete images.
Highlighting the recent report of users and admins being unable to delete images, and how Trust & Safety tooling is currently lacking.
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the park didn't follow any safety guidelines and people are dying on the rides and falling into a lake with piranhas.
In my analogy it's a park with trees, bushes, rocks, and slides. I said "park in your neighbourhood" not "mega-extreme rollercoaster park". I also said "you got approval" which is generally from the city or other governing municipal/county/regional body. And that also requires a plan to be submitted before approval is stamped.
So no, what you did is make up a bunch of crap to strawman my argument and try to make what I said wrong in some way.
Nice try.
They by definition didn't "get permission" if they are noncompliant with GDPR.
Are they in the EU? No? Then they don't need that permission.
Are they in the US? Then they need that permission too.
Your comment doesn't make sense to me.
Because you don't know how GDPR works.
No, I meant the wording of you comment is terrible