he also has a habit of replying to people without fully reading what they've written, creating long chains where he blames everyone else for his failings. it's ugly.
Yeah, I had to ban him... Dude's got some serious issues.
Where exactly did you have to ban me from? Because I just looked at your post history and I'm not banned in any of the communities where you post.
Strangely, for me being a dude with serious issues, you aren't worried about posting regularly in the communities I moderate.
I don't think most people look at the list of moderators before submitting content.
He also uses the fact that he is a mod to bully people. He just holds it over the conversation at times to force it to go the way he wants.
heh, case in point.
I don't exactly make it a secret that I moderate World News or Lemmy Shitpost, where they have posted multiple times. Including in reply to me. The big red M next to my name makes it kind of hard to miss.
And that still doesn't tell me where they supposedly banned me from.
he also has a habit of replying to people without fully reading what they've written, creating long chains where he blames everyone else for his failings. it's ugly.
Yeah, I had to ban him... Dude's got some serious issues.
Where exactly did you have to ban me from? Because I just looked at your post history and I'm not banned in any of the communities where you post.
Strangely, for me being a dude with serious issues, you aren't worried about posting regularly in the communities I moderate.
I don't think most people look at the list of moderators before submitting content.
heh, case in point.
I don't exactly make it a secret that I moderate World News or Lemmy Shitpost, where they have posted multiple times. Including in reply to me. The big red M next to my name makes it kind of hard to miss.
And that still doesn't tell me where they supposedly banned me from.
I think this post may be an example of that
https://lemmy.world/comment/10906808
You keep bringing that up everywhere his name appear but i genuinely not understand what's your issue with it. It's very much a parent behaviour.