Mainly stuck around voat for the shitposts and endless stream of news, from different random sources. Also, Phuks kinda seemed like a ghost town— even by voat standards. But, alas, times move forward. Gonna stick around here and gab, for a while. See which one grows on me. Mainly, I have a question involving this line, from the ToS:
Posting content of any kind that incites discrimination, hate or violence towards one person or a group of people because of their belonging to a race, religion or nation is strictly prohibited.
Seems to be the elephant in the room, for those who are apprehensively singing up, over the past 24 - 48hrs. Part of the reason that voat blew up, was due to the fact that you could discuss things that were beginning to be labelled "taboo", elsewhere. I've seen others, in my short burst of lurking, that they're posting things like, "fuck Islam" as a proof that this place isn't reddit 2.0. That's cool.
I'm just looking for clarification; I get that inciting hate and violence, and simply stating your hatred towards something, are two different things. But in the spirit of not coming in here to shit up the place, figured I'd ask first. If I just have to tone-down the shitposts and jew-memes, that's cool. If I have to tip-toe around saying anything negative about things that I sincerely believe in, because it might offend someone and get me banned— even if I'm being completely objective and reasonable, about my views, then you could consider this my last post. :/
Yeah, that seems to keep coming up. I think it's more about intent. I don't like the idea of saying "here's 10 words that are 100% bad" because that hinders an actual discussion about he word's origins or history, or even if it's an inside joke. That's one of the reasons we got away from the other sites. But if it's being used in a gross manner to belittle or harass someone or a user, then the discussion needs to be revisited.
The good news is that phuks is 100% open source, everything is public before it's live here, and if you are willing to spend about $20-30/month in hosting fees, we'll be happy help you install a copy, give you the admin keys, and let you run your own version.