The easiest thing to do imo would be to just copy the rules from one of the main instances and stick to these. Then just monitor the activity on your instance from time to time and review applications and reports.
this post was submitted on 10 Jun 2023
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I understand well enough how the tech works. My question is more about the social aspect, so I don't really consider it to be a tech question.
That being said, I edited the OP to be more clear, my apologies.
No problem, sorry for my mistake :)
//edited out to avoid confusion
I'm asking for advice about how to moderate from a social perspective...did i not get that across in the OP?
Ummm... I was commenting on a completely different topic. I have no clue why this comment showed up here. Weird bug
This happened to me earlier.
Understandable! While you're here, I would like advice if you have any :p
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