I find it interesting that Mastodon was built with a lot of input from communities frequently harrassed on Twitter. It influenced early design choices (the "re

I find it interesting that Mastodon was built with a lot of input from communities frequently harrassed on Twitter. It influenced early design choices (the "retweets" count is not proheminently displayed ; fine-grained options for muting/blocking/banning). Plus, in the end, isn't per-community-moderation the only way to avoid the "one rule fits all" dictatorship?