When you look at the rule list for the lemmy.world asklemmy community it says post titles need to end in a question mark. You were told in that thread that it didn’t have one and didn’t take any steps to remediate it. You have the capacity to edit the body and title of posts you make.

Here are some ways you could have rephrased your post title as a question in compliance with the rules: Is youtube doing some shady stuff? Has anyone else noticed shady stuff going on with youtube? I think youtube is doing some shady stuff, does anyone else?

You had a post removed because you didn’t follow the rules, not because of your opinions.

You were not banned. Having a post removed isn’t a ban. I bet if you made the same post with one of the rule following titles I suggested, it would stay up.

No one is judging and punishing you for your opinions.

You can probably not worry about this and be fine. Email is insecure to begin with.

I’m not gonna fight anybody about this but the proton ceo is making the right call telling everyone to just spam fixes out there without testing. The security environment has gone from the old way of making sure the hole is patched perfectly to the new way of making patches live immediately.

The reason is that ai automation makes exploitation of a vulnerability incredibly fast. Used to be if you and the opp both found something at the same time they’d have to spend a long while figuring out where it goes, what it can be chained to (this was a big one because they had to carefully interact with someone whose knowledge domain was different from their own to hook their php deserialization fuck up to someone else’s use after free etc), what that gets them and how theyre gonna use it to accomplish what. So there was plenty of time for you to patch the bug while they get their ducks in a row. Now that’s all automatable and they don’t have to deal with a different criminal in a careful and safe way.

Idk how much computer security news you get, but it’s been non stop insane banger one after another and proton has a target on its back. I’d tell people to get in line and ship the fixes too.

My recommendation is that you stop doing that.

The tools you’re using to stay private and secure online need to be chosen for functionality first and foremost. Do not be driven away from effective tools by controversy.

There is no ethical consumption under capitalism.

Your modlog is public. Scroll to the bottom, click modlog and search your name. Removed posts are listed there with the reasons for removal. 12 now days ago your post about YouTube was removed from the lemmy.world asklemmy community because its title didn’t have a question mark.

I am not able to successfully link removed posts but I can look through your comment log by clicking on your name and scrolling down.

Nothing I’m saying is imagined or hidden. In my comment you replied to I said all the same things.

This is not an attack. I am explaining to you why the things you brought up are happening because you erroneously believe changing servers would change the situation.

Consider changing your behavior to avoid this problem in the future.

You might be looking at the wrong thing. The problem isn’t likely to be the medium over that time period, it’s much more likely to be the perception of the value and use of the thing.

I have 100+ year old records, furniture, art, electronics, documents etc. a few were built to last but most are normal consumer grade stuff from times before.

They are still kicking around not because of their uniquely good quality or archival construction but because someone before me thought to keep ahold of them.

So you probably have three new problems to solve: how to get your message on something that people won’t just throw out, how to get it on as much stuff as possible to minimize the changes it’ll be thrown out and what format will actually be recognized as an indicator of something worth investigating as opposed to just another dead link to a Chinese user manual.

It doesn’t seem like you’re being banned for saying your opinion freely.

It seems like you’re having posts removed because you don’t follow the rules and when someone points it out you choose to fight about it instead of fixing the problem on your end.

That event, nine days ago in your public modlog, took place on the lemmy.world server and you’re registered on lemmy.wtf. Changing servers won’t remove the world/c/asklemmy mods’ ability to enforce their rules.

Unless you’re talking about something else it seems like the problem here is you. Change your behavior or post places with different rules.