Keep in mind that moderation is always going to be handled locally by whichever instance the community is on.

In this case, this community is hosted on Lemmy.ml. That means that moderation is up to them, and will align with their specific views.

You can and should use a community browser to search for communities, and subscribe if they are on servers that align with your views.

I didn’t totally get it. So, people are using AI to generate fake books, but how are the fake books getting into the top 100?

Nice, thanks for clarifying

Nostr seems more like Twitter? Or are you saying that it could be adapted for Reddit-like usage (similar to Mastodon->Lemmy)

Mine got blown up a day or two ago before I had enabled Captch. About 100 accounts were created before I started getting rate-limited (or similar) by Google.

Better admin tools are definitely needed to handle the scale. We need a pane of glass to see signups and other user details. Hopefully it’s in the works.

Finally!

Mid-bear-cycle. It’ll be back in a year or two.