Doesn’t help that they have offered no explanation at all.

Thanks, I hate it.

When did that get added? That’s great!

Thanks for pointing that out.

But the buttons being too close is still annoying. That’s only one example of buttons being too close too. A moderator can ban someone from a community and accidentally appoint that someone as a moderator. And confirmation messages for uncommon actions is just good UX too.

I think there’s also a weird and inconsistent mix of buttons shown by default and hidden under a dropdown menu. There are many added clicks to do a lot of things for no gain.

You may not have noticed:

No one is ever satisfied with moderation.

The ability to ignore votes from other instances using an allow list. The ability to ignore votes in communities from unsubscribed accounts.

I see that your not talking about a Lemmy instance but a ui of a Lemmy instance. I think the biggest improvement from a UI perspective is button placement and confirmation messages for actions.

For instance, separate the delete post button from the edit post button and have a confirmation message for deleting a post so mistaken button presses aren’t permanently unrecoverable.

a list of the most recent comments+posts in the community

Are the the moderator views not what you’re asking for here?

I’ve got bad news for you about cars being sold over the last 15 years.

For $24 a month I can keep you safe from the worst ones.

My first exposure to that interchangable use in the Lemmy lexicon. Now I Know!

I had a phone die in me

The phone being inside you is probably why it died 😂

But on a serious note, I haven’t switched to passkeys because I don’t have a clear mental model of how to recover from losing both my phone and computer at the same time.

Are you in my head? Is this an alternate account that my subconscious self uses? What is real?

Thanks for clearing that up!

What’s a Lemmy group?

What is the threat model here?

Eric Goldman doesn’t seem like he’s making a good faith argument. It looks like a nonsense argument.