> And some of them work in tandem, apparently. Yeah, that's called a fork. Now, if you don't like them you can switch to Yuito, Mammut, Ivory, Mastobone, Stego

> And some of them work in tandem, apparently. Yeah, that's called a fork. Now, if you don't like them you can switch to Yuito, Mammut, Ivory, Mastobone, Stegodon, Fedilab, or the web client of your instance, or develop your own. > Would you not consider it problematic if Google blocked accessing websites because some engineer doesn't like the opinions published on those websites? They're already doing it, in China for instance; or on Chrome if a website is on their safe browsing list. And no, I don't find it problematic. Google is a private company, I don't have any say in what they do with their property as long as they follow the law.