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 The subtextual implication seems to be, "Decentralized services result in abusive trolls that aren't moderated." Well, seeing how they're reporting on Discord as the vector of abuse, and Discord is *actually* centralized, that undermines their argument. Twitter is the same way. And so is Instagram. See a trend here? 4 comments
I assumed Mastodon would have moderation problems when I first joined. It's the best moderation I've ever seen. Vastly better than corporate platforms. @atomicpoet when it comes to discord. It depends on the server. Most of the time you going to run across a decent staff team. But everyonce in a blue moon. There will be a discord server that problematic. -a mod that tends to run strict rules for my servers and follow strict guidelines.  @atomicpoet Since they also bring up Reddit I assume they confuse decentralization with separate closed group forums. But then again those also exist on Facebook. |
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@atomicpoet Everything old is new again... remembering 'communist' Linux and open source. The corporate class knows a threat to their business model when they see one.