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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2026
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7 separate posts to the community within an hour of each other, shit posting or not that's spammy/ rep farming behavior and deserves some kind of mod action. Banned doesn't necessarily mean it's a perm ban.
nah that's fine. we need content anyways.
Is there rep farming on lemmy?
I thought that Karma or total up/down vote accounts are not a thing here?
They're not, but you can rep farm without there being a system generated total. Reputation is a thing that lives our heads.
That's not what their moderation history says they were banned for.
How can I look for what a specific user got banned (wihtout searching the entire history) ?
Assuming I understand your question (it wasn't written very well):
You can't, but if it's recent at all like this, you don't even have to scroll. On desktop, you click the three dots and there are two options for Moderation History that should give you some idea.
Rep farming? How? I'm new to Lemmy but there doesn't seem to be any sort of user rating or score. Up/down votes on posts or comments don't seem to effect anything other than that specific post or comment.
There seem to be very few people working hard to support Lemmy communities by making new posts for others to interact with. Seeing the same handful of usernames on posts over and over is the norm. Looking back through the last 24 hours this community only has 40 posts including OPs. That's under 2 posts per hour. On a day when OP made 7 whole posts. And this is one of the fastest moving communities on Lemmy.
That's not good. That's one of the reasons main a lot of people who do try Lemmy don't stick around. I can see messaging a user to have a conversation if they start posting a lot to the community, maybe saying to space things out a bit, but not any sort of banning.
yeah last time i checked (january this year i think) lemmy had maybe 30k users in total (there's statistics here: https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/stats ) and it's better than nothing but definitely has a higher ceiling than present.