[–] 19 points 2 days ago (5 children)

user being scolded was the one who brought it up.

I mean, they (the Tesseract dev) didn't? Someone else said Tesseract moved to Argentina and changed its name, like that's obviously about the Nazis.

Also, 'get some therapy', why are you assuming they're mentally unwell?

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  • [–] 19 points 4 days ago* (6 children)

    The dev behind the Tesseract (a webapp for Lemmy) has a big list of users, communities and instances that Tesseract uses to filter things out. This list is obfuscated so it's harder to find what's on it and there's no way for someone hosting it to disable the filter. The meme is about the nearly 3,000 users that this list filters.

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    Legal campaigners at Good Law Project have launched a legal challenge against broadcast regulator Ofcom, arguing that the public body has failed to take action to stop Murdoch-owned station Talk (formerly TalkTV and TalkRadio) from allegedly “breaking the law with a torrent of misinformation and transphobic hate.”

    Ofcom received complaints from Good Law Project and 21,000 of its supporters on 18 July 2025 about 11 programmes broadcast on Talk, complaining about how the programmes, its presenters and guests discussed transgender issues. Talk is broadcast on radio and as video online, after News UK shuttered its loss-making TV operations in 2024.

    Ofcom decided not to investigate any of the complaints in September. In October 2025, GLP wrote to Ofcom raising a number of questions about Ofcom’s response to their complaints. GLP also highlighted potential concerns about three of the programmes under the Broadcasting Code.

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