Edit: as pointed out in a comment [https://slrpnk.net/post/25696399/17295440]
below, the official cause is coding error
[https://bsky.app/profile/librarycongress.bsky.social/post/3lvqilhwb6k2x]
Compare with the original, from a few weeks back
[https://web.archive.org/web/20250420172353/https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/]
Half of section 8, governing Congressional power over the military is removed.
Section 9 had, among other things: * Habeas Corpus the right to get a court
hearing instead of arbitrary imprisonment * a ban on foreign emoluments for the
US officials (eg: payments from foreign governments) Section 10 reserved foreign
policy for the federal government instead of the states.
What’s that supposed to mean? All of Lemmy servers are open to the public. Anyone can read all the messages even without any accounts? The decentralised parts mainly prohibit shutting down the whole network easily, taking out one server wouldn’t do much to the rest.
Great, now we might get some government attention. But we still have an ace up our sleeve:
What’s that supposed to mean? All of Lemmy servers are open to the public. Anyone can read all the messages even without any accounts? The decentralised parts mainly prohibit shutting down the whole network easily, taking out one server wouldn’t do much to the rest.