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Terms of Service (crazypeople.online)
submitted 1 month ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

cross-posted from: https://crazypeople.online/post/3361483

Terms of Service


Welcome to crazypeople.online. These Terms of Service outline the rules and guidelines for participation on our platform. By using our services, you agree to comply with these terms and contribute to a constructive community environment.

1. Community Standards

We are committed to fostering a respectful, inclusive, and safe space for all members. While open discussion and differing viewpoints are encouraged, all interactions must remain civil and free from personal attacks, harassment, or hateful conduct.

2. Prohibited Conduct

The following behaviors are strictly prohibited:

  • Harassment & Abuse: Insulting, demeaning, or targeting individuals publicly or privately is unacceptable. Allegations of harassment should be reported to moderators immediately.
  • Misinformation & Disinformation: Deliberately spreading false or misleading information is prohibited.
  • Doxing & Privacy Violations: Sharing personally identifiable information about others or encouraging self-exposure is not permitted.
  • Spam & Disruptive Behavior: Trolling, baiting, flooding, or other attention-seeking actions detract from community discourse and will not be tolerated.
  • Illegal Content: Material that violates U.S. law, local jurisdiction laws, or our NSFW policy is forbidden.

3. Content & Moderation

  • Violence & Threats: Direct calls to violence against individuals may be removed and may result in an immediate ban. Contextual evaluations apply.
  • Piracy Discussion: Discussions about piracy and links to external pirated content are permitted, provided no illegal material is hosted on our servers. Users must ensure all pirated content remains off-site.
  • Opt-Out Participation: Users may disengage from discussions at any time. Community and user-specific filters should be utilized instead of engaging in disruptive behavior.

4. Enforcement & Discretion

  • Moderators may impose additional rules within specific communities as they see fit. Our members are obliged to follow these Terms of Service in addition to any community specific rules put in place.
  • We reserve the right to remove content or ban users for violations including those not explicitly listed to preserve platform integrity. Attempting to exploit technicalities or create moderator burden may still result in disciplinary action.

5. Policy Updates

These terms may be revised as needed. Continued use of the platform constitutes acceptance of any amendments.

For questions or concerns, contact a member of the admin team. Current admins are always listed at the bottom of the sidebar from our main page.

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NSFW Content Policy (crazypeople.online)
submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

NSFW Content Policy


Purpose and Scope:

This policy governs the handling of Not Safe For Work (NSFW) content across our platform, establishing clear guidelines for both locally hosted and remote content. Our primary objective is to maintain a balanced environment while ensuring responsible content management.

Content Classifications


NSFW Categories:
  1. Locally Prohibited Content
  • Pornographic material in any form
  • Sexually explicit content
  • Content that violates applicable laws or regulations
  1. Locally Allowed Content
  • Adult-themed content not classified as pornographic
  • Content requiring appropriate content warnings
  • Material that may be inappropriate for general viewing

Content Jurisdiction


Local Content

Local content encompasses all material directly hosted on our servers, including:

  • Posts and uploads to our Lemmy instance
  • Images and media stored on our Pict-rs servers
  • User-generated content hosted within our infrastructure

All local content must strictly adhere to this policy's guidelines. The admin team maintains absolute discretion in determining content appropriateness and reserves the right to remove any material deemed unsuitable.

Remote Content

Remote content refers to material hosted on external instances or third-party platforms. Our policy regarding remote content is as follows:

  • Users may subscribe to remote NSFW communities
  • Direct posting or uploading of NSFW content to remote locations via local accounts is prohibited when such actions would result in media storage on our servers
  • The admin team reserves the right to restrict access to remote content that violates our guidelines

Enforcement Protocol


Violation Response Framework

Our instance employs a graduated response system for policy violations:

  1. Content Removal
  • Immediate removal of violating material
  • Policy reference provided to the user
  • Documentation of the incident
  1. Temporary Suspension
  • Implemented for repeated violations
  • Applied after previous warnings
  • Duration determined by violation severity
  1. Account Termination
  • Reserved for severe or repeated violations
  • Automatic implementation for illegal content
  • Permanent restriction from platform access

Administrative Rights


The administration team reserves the right to:

  • Modify this policy without prior notice
  • Remove any content at their discretion
  • Implement disciplinary actions as deemed necessary
  • Make final determinations on policy interpretation

Implementation

This policy is effective immediately and applies to all existing and future content on the platform. Users are responsible for reviewing and complying with these guidelines.

For questions or clarification regarding this policy, please contact the administration team.

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submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

General FAQ

Below you'll find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions from new Lemmy users. If you don't see the answers you're looking for feel free to ask here or start a new post. Updates will be added as needed.


How can I find communities that interest me on Lemmy?

Show Answer


We've done our best to get everyone started with the Fediverse by offering some of the most popular communities on Lemmy on our All page, but this is only a tiny fraction of what the fediverse has to offer!

An unfortunate side effect of how federation works is that communities don't start sharing data until someone from your home instance discovers and subscribes to them. What this means is a lot of the time you won't be able to easily find communities on other instances if you're the first one to search for that topic on our instance. Luckily there are lots of tools around the Fediverse to help out!

Lemmyverse is a search engine designed to help people find new communities and instances. They index over 20,000 communities to search through with convenient features like setting your home instance so that all the links you click will open here for easy subscribing.

Community Promo is where new and existing communities let you know they're looking for people with shared interests. If you've started a community be sure to announce it here.

New Communities is a great resource to find out about the newest places or announce a space you've created.

Trending Communities offers a daily bot post highlighting a mix of the most popular and up and coming communities.

Communities is another bot post community but this one offers daily links with descriptions for established communities you may not have seen yet.


I subscribed to a community but it doesn't show anything/looks dead.

Show Answer


There's a good chance you joined a community on another instance. If you're the first person from our instance to join it there can be a delay before the content starts showing up. Refresh the page or check back in a few minutes and you should see things starting to come in. Be aware that sometimes this process can take significantly longer if the community isn't very active.

If you're seeing older content in a community but nothing new, it's likely someone else from our instance used to be subscribed there and unsubscribed. If no one locally is subscribed our instance will stop updating the community until someone resubscribes to it. Communities can die out and instances can shut down though so if you aren't seeing any updates after days or weeks it's likely the community is no longer active.


I can/can't see a post or comment from another account that I can't/can see here. Why?

Show Answer


It could be a number of things but there are a few likely culprits.

Accidentally hiding read posts is one of the most common causes of disappearing content. Please verify you have this setting enabled for your account if you're unable to see posts you've previously interacted with.

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NSFW and Language settings on your account can completely hide content from you. Make sure you have your settings adjusted appropriately to be able to see the content you are looking for. It's not uncommon to select every language option to make sure you are seeing everything on Lemmy. The only content we intentionally block is CSAM and spam.

Federation lag can also occur, causing data to be delayed by several minutes or even days between instances. Under normal conditions this shouldn't happen and should be reported if you notice it. Please provide any supporting data and links when reporting.

Instances can choose to federate or de-federate with one another for any reason. We are federated with all other instances with open federation and only de-federate from instances being used for malicious activities. If another instance can't see ours or we can't see them it's likely no one from our respective instances has subscribed to anything from the other, but you can check the instances list to see if they're being blocked on our side. Other instances should have a similar link near the bottom of the page on their site. If you believe an instance has been de-federated by mistake don't hesitate to contact us.


Where is the downvote button?

Show Answer


Our instance has chosen to disable downvotes. If you're using Lemmy through a browser you won't see the downvote button at all. If you use a mobile app you may still see the option to downvote but it doesn't do anything here. To our instance they simply do not exist. What this means is that local and federated content is not subject to attempts at censorship, harassment, or brigading via downvotes. We prefer to let our members decide how to filter their feed through subscriptions and blocks instead of allowing content to be buried by the downvotes of others.


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