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I wish this distinction were more common, in general. We all have opinions that are bound to disagree with some people. We can also still make cool things that
by 0des 5y ago
I wish this distinction were more common, in general. We all have opinions that are bound to disagree with some people. We can also still make cool things that are a net-benefit.
- crocodiletears 5y agoTusky (an open-source mastodon client) has (or had, I hope) an integrated blacklist that prevents its users from accessing certain instances the developers find distasteful. Mozilla could implement a similar feature to block portions of the web, or particular content, or add a feature that pro-actively fact-checked page content. I still use a firefox fork, because it isn't chromium. But I won't be surprised if Mozilla decides to go a similar route to Tusky based on their espoused values.