It’s a common trope in these sort of games, the more humanoid they are the more powerful the creature, favoring creatures that closer resemble the human species as superior.
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For a better lemmy experience, remember to block lemmy.ml , lemmygrad, and hexbear.net . On mbin, use URL spec /d/<domain_name> and block. Or since that doesn’t seem to work, just block their communities whenever they pop-up.
Moved on to the better fediverse platform, mbin, avoid lemmy instances: https://github.com/jointhefediverse-net/jointhefediverse.net/blob/main/README.md (scroll to bottom)
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If it’s cute, it’s non-evolved. The more human-like it is, the more evolved it is. Speciest much?
Because the mod they share locked it to force a move to the lemmy.world one: https://kbin.melroy.org/m/[email protected]/t/676055/WE-ARE-MOVING-TO-LEMMY-WORLD
But this is a prime example that mods are not their community, which is why I believe users should be able to choose their preferred or alternate moderators when participating in a community.