mastodon-defederate

> Which would that be? Probably those sites that "zero toxicity" people declared toxic and mandated to exclude from the fediverse where everyone is welcome. I remember this discussion a while ago and it was one of the main reasons I lost my interest in Mastoson (second being I see no reason to try to fit my thoughts into the format of one yell - I prefer more deliberate discourse) - it felt like they are too much concerned with exclusion rather than inclusion. There are tools to ensure you don't fail to block something that all right thinking people are blocking: https://github.com/Anthchirp/mastodon-defederate

>This is the dumbest assessment of the fediverse I've seen in a month full of dumb assessments of the fediverse. >Just a really, really dumb assessment. Your argument boils down to "run your own instance", which has specifically been addressed in the article. Perhaps instead of repeating the word "dumb", you could read it. Regarding "run your own instance": sure, just like we all are running are email servers, right? Shouldn't be that hard to set up, right? Not like there would be any issues with getting on one of the many blacklists[1] maintained by God knows who that you'd have no practical means to get removed from, right? Right. [1] https://github.com/Anthchirp/mastodon-defederate