@luna honestly, it seems like a lot of the larger instances have the Reddit Mod problem
kinda wonder if it's best to just not have larger instances, or at least not larger instances which aren't managed in an incredibly open and professional manner
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@luna honestly, it seems like a lot of the larger instances have the Reddit Mod problem kinda wonder if it's best to just not have larger instances, or at least not larger instances which aren't managed in an incredibly open and professional manner 5 comments
@chriscoreline @luna i don't think loose community guidelines are the issue here really with small instances where everyone already knows each other pretty well before joining, an informal social contract is enough. if everyone has a shared concept of what a dick is, "don't be a dick" is good enough if another small instance is mostly dicks, you can defederate them easily because you and your friends are probably not following folks on the other instance anyways @chriscoreline @luna with bigger instances, defederation is always going to be hard and so you are basically at the mercy of whatever their administration feels like doing folks are talking about threads, but imo we already have this problem, threads might make it worse but it doesn't create any new issues @chriscoreline @noah @luna Huge numbers of small instances are only really feasible of Mastodon is available as a SaaS. Self-hosting is too hard for nontechnical people. |
@noah @luna 100%
more smaller instances with tighter community guidelines and good moderation; that way defederation becomes a one off event rather then drama of the month.