However, let it be noted that the post is in violation of the sidebar rules
This is certainly a valid point, however, your words are equally true of PhilipTheBucket's original report where they are also fully a third-party.
Are you also claiming that PhilipTheBucket acted in bad faith? Would you report both posts (if you'll finaly decide to take an action), not just this one? Could you please clarify your position if your answer is "no".
You can fill in any random information you want. I have domains that were registered over 10 years ago that were registered to some random credentials. But if you want to sell such a domain in the future or transfer ownership of it somehow, this decision can cause you serious problems.
Personally, I have never had any issues either, although I have seen many people who have. People looking for an international decentralized community will have no problem with .ml, as with all other existing instances. Those looking for a reddit clone will have their own good reasons to detest .ml.
Textbook example of flamebait and disinfo leads to textbook example of YDI
100% PTB, but why even use worldnews community at .world? It's nothing more than an inferior version of reddit: the same echo chamber of western narratives, but with less activity and less content.
50% YDI / 50% PTB
YDI, as these comments were obviously bad faith trolling with the sole purpose of starting flame war. None of the comments in the screenshot can be considered a valuable contribution to the discussion in the technology community.
PTB, for made up "bigotry" as a reason for the ban. If they had banned you for trolling, it would have been 100% YDI.
On the one hand, a quick check of the author's posts shows that he is just an obvious pro-NATO shill and his question was in bad faith, so Dessalines did nothing wrong by kicking him out.
On the other hand, this thread could have led to an insightful discussion that would have been interesting to read, so it's a shame that it was removed.
In the very beginning, .ml had the unique vibe of a truly decentralized international community with thousands of people from all over the world with different worldviews, leading to fiery and thought-provoking discussions in threads. Unfortunately, it is now actively turning into a hexbear/grad style far-left echo chamber.
Well, that's a fair point.