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You say all that as if the modlogs themselves don't clarify, with "oops" being written as the registered reason for the temp-ban, that someone in charge had made a mistake (which you're claiming credit for as an intended move on your behalf), or that the very thing we're discussing didn't have to be blown out of the water by the very person we speak of, especially as a certain point I made (going back to the same replies of mine about the supposed tearfulness) has been proven, as it's been proven to be a trend everyone else in his camp (who, as experienced politicians, namely ones in the Democratic league, you'd think would just recognize this a part of the process) has been using, which everyone else just wants to be relieved of and look back on with spirits as I've been optimistic enough to do for these three days and are growingly fed up with as a far more maladaptive variation threatens to make it hard for people with more genuine issues to be taken seriously. For such reasons, with the horse's mouth as a source, without breaking the rule of unnecessary downvoting as others are able to get away regarding you as they have to me as a demonstration of its enforcement, would one think it's out of place that I call double standard regarding the four things I describe just now?
The "oops" was an accidental un-ban, had to re-ban.
The mod buttons are damnably close together on mobile.
Same for "Remove Post" and "Feature in Community"
Or "Ban user" and "Make Mod".
The modlog, at least when I look at it, only has me banned once.
Anywho, what about the other things.
The other things show you learned nothing from your temporary timeout. Removed permanently.
https://lemmy.world/modlog?page=1&userId=999488
I'm not judging, but having read all that, and having seen you banned from a pair of other places where you have been seen as spilling other misinformation, what exactly would you say is the line where information stops and punishable misinformation begins?