Remove ani.social from exclude list and add ani.social to instances-definitions.ts #266
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No, that is full of CSAM. |
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I asked @dessalines for evidence of supposed "child sexual abuse material" on the site and all I got was this: These communities contain anime drawings of teenagers or young adults, most of them with in revealing clothing. However I cant find anything that could be considered CSAM so Im reopening and merging this PR as long as no actual evidence is shown. |
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Good job on the new join-lemmy.org redesign! I believe the redesign is more welcoming to new users.
However, I'm confused as to why our instance, ani.social, was added to the exclude list in #243. There is no clear reason for its removal.
This PR removes ani.social from the exclude list and it adds it to the instances-definitions.ts along with its language and topics.