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Mastodon instance bans AI fanaticism, equates hammer and sickle to swastika

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A Mastodon instance with a strong stance against extremism and AI fanaticism has outlined its content guidelines and rules. The instance, which identifies with left anarcho-extremism, explicitly bans Nazis, tankies, and fascists, equating the hammer and sickle with the swastika as hate symbols. It also prohibits scraping and interaction from alternate accounts if a primary account has been blocked, and requires content warnings for NSFW or upsetting material. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a Mastodon instance's community guidelines, not a news event.

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Mastodon instance bans AI fanaticism, equates hammer and sickle to swastika

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