Right, I haven't seen any of them say they are doing away with SMS. Even Android who has RCS in place also has SMS along side it, RCS is just an enhancement.

Even with RCS on both major platforms in the near future, a lot of automations and companies will continue to utilize SMS, and I'd bet that's true for a long time.

1. Most Android phones use RCS, so it's on-subject here since most of us don't pay attention to iPhone news - and is welcomed news because of #2's answer

2. You ever been in a low or no signal area, but have wifi, and try to text an iPhone user? Ever try to send/receive photos/videos with an iPhone and they look like garbage? Tired of getting SMS's in group chats of "Mom loved 'Please poop in the toilet next time, we are tired of cleaning it up'" instead of it just "hearting" the SMS message? A lot of new tech coming out today started from something that "was good" and was built on to make it better.

Too many politically charged comments, locking. We are a technology community, if you want to talk politics please do so in the appropriate community.

Please report if they respond with their alt, they reported all of your non-rule breaking comments again - gave a temp 3 day ban for breaking rule 3 multiple times.

Thanks

Too many rule 3 breaking comments, locking this post. Let's be excellent to eachother please!

Eyo! Report this shit next time! Rule 3, dude/person was a douchebag.

then DISCUSS it. That’s what we do here.

Just like I told you on your other account, I don't believe you understand how communities work.

Each community has rules, you have to follow those rules, otherwise your posts or comments will be removed.

Locking this post since I do not believe it is genuine, and is the same thing you did on your other account.

If they would add the ability to limit comments based on something like account age, or upvotes etc, it would be awesome.

Unfortunately the Lemmy dev team hasn't made that option quite yet, would be an awesome feature to request though!

We welcome the feedback.

This user however, reminds me of another user that was posting questions that they felt were revolutionary, but were not legitimate questions. Looking through their comments and posts, I believe this is the same user under another account.

The post that was removed (by me) that they are upset about is:

1000 years from now physics is forgotten and all that remains is the legend of two hobbits, Charm and Spin, and their quest for the Higgyboson. At this point, is physics true?

Hey no worries, appreciate it!

Yeah, I saw some reports from both accounts yesterday that made it obvious that's their backup account. Also, not the first time they've done this, and they also spam report comments when they get angry.

Hey OP, how can I help? We are here for you

I didn't avoid your point, I actually answered it: rules are rules and exist for a reason, if you break a communities rules they will remove your post or comment.

To put it more simply for you, no, it is not immoral - especially when you look at the context of your question.

Just to be transparent, I'm the mod who removed your posts.

We get a lot of rule breaking posts between the multiple communities I moderate, some of them get upvoted heavily and still get removed.

For example, someone posted a scientific post that had nothing to do with technology in /c/Technology@lemmy.world, it had a decent amount of upvotes and comments. It was still removed for rule 2 of that community, as it was off topic for that community and there are ones that exists for that content.

Sorry that it upset you, but if I could give you advise: just follow the community rules and you won't have these issues

Heyo! Yes I can work on that, currently have a lot of work projects going on, but once things settle down.

Sorry, too many arguments.

Heyo! Please reformat your title to follow rule #1

Thanks

Please stop reporting this as "not tech related, rule 2", we welcome the feedback.

Our stance has been, if it's in a gray area of "tech" such as tech business related, and users upvote it: that must be what the majority wants.

We will be discussing this more, as it seems some people want strictly tech related content and none of the gray area content.

Just want to point you to rule 3, that is the reason for removing the other comments.

Thanks for cleaning it up in your edit.

Thanks for letting me know! Is it reposting stuff that it already has posted, or things that others have posted?

Not finding duplicates, but can dig in a little more after work.

I don't disagree, but easy solution would be not to look at this one post? Anything else as far as memes will be removed if posted

We are not allowing memes to be posted still, just inside this post itself as comments to hopefully avoid removing meme posts. We have had to remove multiple meme posts since the controversy began, hoping to alleviate that.

@wmassingham@lemmy.world

Oh gotcha, it is unfortunate non-mods/non-admins are not able to see in the mod logs for who is doing what on LW. If you were able to though, you would see Enu and myself are very active, even though we are not commenting or posting. Same for report resolutions, we get a good amount of reports (false and positive) that we have to weed through throughout the day, those are not publicly viewable (and shouldn't be).

But that is what I did not get, in the mod logs you can see the community is being actively moderated even though you can't see who is doing what.

Edit:

enu is the only inactive mod I found.

Also, I'd like to apologize for misreading the above. Initially I thought this said "is the only active mod". Enu has multiple accounts, which would make sense on why you'd think they're inactive

Hey @breadsmasher@lemmy.world, not sure which spam you are referring to, but I am one of the mods of !technology@lemmy.world and we do our best to remove any spam we see or that is reported.

That being said, there have been times when articles get posted that people report as "spam" that we do not deem to be. If you could provide an example of one we have not removed, I will review it with the other mod and figure out why we did not remove the post/comment - but typically this happens because of the above.

Not sure where this confusion came from, but that is not true, I am also an active mod there.

Thanks, I'll fix it later this week!

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I must be missing something, or it was edited out? Unless you're talking about this from the title:

'a Saudi teacher got death sentence over tweets'

When looking through the mod log, this title does not show for the last month.

I don't see this in the mod log, what was the title? It most likely was removed for not being tech related, which makes sense based off this article.

Definitely something I plan on adding, I’ve also been removing ones that I see or get reported here

Not a problem, send me a PM, I can either point L4s at those communities or help you figure out the best way to do it!

Edit: that goes for any community mod, I want Lemmy to thrive and would love to help

@L4s@lemmy.world's operator here, and I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you have.

Like the majority of content bots on Lemmy, L4s utilizes Reddit for its posts, and I've been working on adding a few RSS feeds to branch things out more and better abide with the newer bot rules.

As for "choosing" what to post, it currently checks the most upvoted posts for selected subreddits and the up/down vote ratio, then if it matches the set threshold it will check if it has posted that link before, as long as everything lines up it will post.

Initially I had it set to once an hour on this community, things here gained a lot of traction a month later so I scaled it back to every other hour. In the near future I will be limiting it again to every 3 or 4 hours as we have continued to grow since last months decrease in posts.

As it says in the bio, the goal with L4s is to jump start communities, it won't be here forever. If you have an issue please let me know!

Also thanks for the tag @krayj@lemmy.world!

The Top Rate shall be $35.94 plus the general wage increases provided in Section 1 above.

Increases are:

• 2023 two dollars and seventy-five cents ($2.75)
• 2024 seventy-five cents ($0.75)
• 2025 seventy-five cents ($0.75)
• 2026 one dollar ($1.00)
• 2027 two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25)

So that means in 2027, it'll be $43.44/hour, which at 40 hours a week comes to $90,355.20/year. To reach $170k/year, they'd have to work 75.26 hours a week, I know drivers do a lot of OT, but I'm not sure about that much!

Edit: To put more perspective on this, 170k/year at 40 hours is $81.73/hour, not too far from double their $43.44/hour

Just a warning, rule 3, please edit your comment

You have to find an instance that allows signing up, then you can create an account there

@autotldr@lemmings.world

Same here! My wife gets annoyed, scrolling on my phone and accidentally hitting the "back" gesture. So I guess it goes both ways

Read the author as Robin Williams

Just a guess, but maybe they were riding out the 2020 election to wait for Biden to potentially be able to fill that slot?

But she was too old 20 years prior IMO and should have stepped down long before, same with all older politicians.