🎧 crimeschneck at last.fm & listenbrainz.org
The “Pepe the Frog” meme and Swastikas were the most common extremist or hateful symbols on Steam, representing almost 55% and 9% of all extremist symbols detected, respectively.
Some symbols, like the sonnenrad and Totenkopf, are explicitly extremist, while others, like Pepe, are often used by extremists, but their use alone does not signal extremist ideologies.
So Pepe is a “extremist or hateful symbol”, but its “use alone does not signal extremist ideologies”. I’m confused.
It usually updates daily though. Check the burger menu at the top right. It shows you when the data was last updated. The README of the github page also says that “publish-pages” is failing, whatever that is.
Sadly hasn’t been updated since 6 days ago. I don’t know why.
I’m assuming this has something to do with the update to 19.4 that somehow messed up the Lemmy Crawler. awesome-lemmy-instances seems to have a similar problem.
I don’t think @[email protected]’s information is correct because I remember seeing lemmy.ml in the instance filter list just a while ago.
Also: What does any of this have to do with the moderation of lemmy.ml? I also don’t like their moderation but does that mean the instance and their communities shouldn’t be visible on the Lemmy Explorer? Who should decide which instance should or should not be included on the list? If you want to avoid the instance like I do you can just use the filter to remove lemmy.ml communities on the community browser of the Lemmy Explorer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grayzone
“Managing editor Wyatt Reed, contributor Mohamed Elmaazi and regular freelancer Jeremy Loffredo worked for Russian state media before contributing to website.”
“Grayzone staff Blumenthal and Aaron Maté acted as briefers on behalf of the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations at UN meetings organized by Russia.”