The admins gave me and others the decision. I didn’t ask for this.

As such, I decided to go with the least amount of headache, and have removed him from communities I am top moderator of. @jordanlund@lemmy.world is free to re-apply, and I will gladly discuss this.

The admins decided this without actually discussing this with me. They merely reminded me that as top moderator I had the power to remove moderators beneath me. They never mentioned to me that I would be taking on the role of top moderator of other communities until I was made aware of this post and the update.

The admins on NUMEROUS occasions have had no issues stepping in and moderating on our behalf, without discussion. The fact they want to defer now is odd, as this is a first-time occurrence.

I just didn’t want to be the final decider of a bigger topic.

This may be the final straw that breaks this camel’s back. I’m not sure how much more BS I can deal with.

No. I was merely reminded that as top moderator, I could remove Jordan Lund. I said then, and still say that I had no reason to remove him.

The fact that their decision was basically “It’s on you, we’re done here” was unwelcome.

This caught me by surprise, to put it mildly.

Still deciding on my path forward.

They are still ongoing!

This comment was reported as homophobic.

I believe the meaning of the comment to be

Republicans projecting - again

Leaving it up for @Korkki@lemmy.ml to clarify.

Seriously impressed your still doing this

It actually is.

Your splitting hairs at this point.

My point was without SOMETHING to track clicks, you… Don’t.

Put perfectly. Had I not been on mobile…I would have written it just as lazily as I did.

Thanks for taking the time.

I’m going to educate you on what this is actually about.

You think it’s about tracking someone as they go about the web.

The article is about BLUE SKY tracking the links you click on their site. Two totally different things.

The destination logs the IP. The source doesn’t see the click, because it happens in your client, not in their site.

Source: managed tens of thousands of sites and hundreds of thousands of servers for over 25 years.

No.

You can see a link was loaded in the page. Link tracking is still needed to know if the link was clicked.

It can be an “on click” JavaScript event, or a redirect to a tracking site.

Generally, no.

Valve just isn’t my enemy.

We have a ton of the free games. They give away a bunch to get you to use them.

Never paid for one from them, though.

If your enemy is going to help you beat them, let them.

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but try mulberry.

OMG

I would do .ca if my Internet wasn’t shit

Good call.

I had that exact issue happen with my first account. Domain was lost, and all my stuff with it.

I went to .world because nobody has the stability and support they do.

This is not the topic at hand