Lemmy.world offically enshrines the siteadmins' right to futher remove "misinformation" at will after an admin overthrew its vegan comm.
Lemmy.world offically enshrines the siteadmins' right to futher remove "misinformation" at will after an admin overthrew its vegan comm.
Hey all, In light of recent events concerning one of our communities (/c/vegan), we (as a team) have spent the last week working on how to address better some concerns that had arisen between the moderators of that community and the site admin team. We always strive to find a balance between the fre...
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holy fuck some moron used chat gpt to try and be anti-vegan good god https://lemmy.world/comment/12033479
Good on those posters to spot the fake citations.
yeah with the anti-vegan vibes of that thread I'm surprised to see there were enough people with integrity to check those claims out
As someone who has worked in science, this passes the sniff test.
As someone who also has “worked in science” I find it incredibly cringe to read something like this. It just makes me read it in the voices of all the dumbass scientist coworkers I’ve had over the years who think they’re uniquely qualified to solve X problem because they have a bachelors and a few years on the job.
Basically a long-winded way of invoking Dunning-Kruger
eh i get it, normally I'd agree but the whole vibe of that thread was very anti-vegan and i think they were trying to give themselves credibility in an attempt to sidestep concern trolling by the shitheads in that thread.