Jessie Gender's account on Bluesky suspended seemingly because she said "I also wish ill will to JK Rowling" https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:zy7ifa3dmd46dcrbjkgkg2xz/post/3lwiszke4bk2x
Joining in to wish JK Rowling ill will here in solidarity https://bsky.app/profile/dustyweb.bsky.social/post/3lwjhfzebtk2i
Christine Lemmer-Webber (@dustyweb.bsky.social)

I also wish ill to JK Rowling (and encourage you to do the same here, in protest) [contains quote post or other embedded content]

Bluesky Social
I encourage everyone to wish ill will upon JK Rowling, here and, if you have a Bluesky account, please do so there as well. If you get suspended, please share that information here.
JK Rowling, I curse you, from a distance. I will not personally harm you, because that's not the kind of person I am. But I wish you bad luck: that your bad karma eats at you, that your shows and books sell poorly, that your bad reputation catch up to you in the general public's eye.
@cwebber what a weird rule.

@evan @cwebber

"weird /wîrd/
adjective

Strikingly odd or unusual, especially in an unsettling way; strange. "

I'm no english native speaker, so i look things up.

Yes, strange, but i can somehow understand the why.

(Still i cannot understand why they put a burden like this on the moderators).

@lobingera @cwebber it feels very broad. Does "harm" include failure? If I wish that the Netanyahu government fails to eradicate Palestinians in Gaza, is that wishing them harm? Or does it only include physical harm?
@evan @cwebber It is broad. And so are many CoCs to simplify a/() very complex and diverse situation(s).
@lobingera @evan @cwebber I suspect social media platforms have special rules for certain people. I could probably tell an average person "I hope an anvil falls on your head" and nothing would be done.

@Nazani @evan @cwebber True, until someone sends your post to moderation.

It''s all about context - and many people using SocMedia deliberately choose to get rid of context.

(that''s my observation)