Communities that promote misleading information and conspiracy theories should be not allowed.

PS I propose to add this rule to lemmy.ml rules

  • CHEF-KOCH@lemmy.ml
    63·
    3 years ago
    • If facts or scientific research is not available then it is simply a normal discussion, rumour or suggestion. This is still a difference and not per-se a conspiracy.
    • Facts and conspiracy theory have nothing to with each one another, you can also spread conspiracy theories with, so-called facts that might be contradicted or debunked later based on new research evidence or on misinformation. Combining everything usually goes hand in hand, someone thinks he knows xyz and then start to spread moral panic.
    • You mix conspiracy people, as generalization term with people who deliberately spread misinformation.

    Now drop the topic, this thread here is not about conspiracy people and I am not here to explain you what it is, check Wikipedia.

    • embaixadordaursal@lemmygrad.ml
      4·
      3 years ago

      You were posting links to suspicious US government sites until recently… And you’re a creator of the Brave community, which is a privacy fiasco. Is that conspiracy too?

      • CHEF-KOCH@lemmy.ml
        13·
        3 years ago
        • I do not post suspicious US government sites, what is a suspicious website anyway if its not malware, scam or designed to spread propaganda.
        • Brave is no privacy fiasco, this is nonsense.

        Always 10 post people like you who clown up … Think they know better. I am impressed.