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> ..not that all of these share federated auth. You can not “sign in” on any other server than the one you registered with. Oh definitely, I haven't conflated
by iszomer 5y ago
> ..not that all of these share federated auth. You can not “sign in” on any other server than the one you registered with.
Oh definitely, I haven't conflated the two. The issue (at least for me) is I haven't found a way to limit mass propagation of content. Things I post in one federated instance may not jibe for others when it is a two-way street. Vice versa, maybe I don't want the exposure from more radical persuasions and/or content. Trying to reconcile the tradeoffs is also an issue in of itself as well.
- 3np 5y agoIf you're willing to run your own instance, Pleroma is the way to go. Maybe Misskey, haven't tried yet. You can specify arbitrary (including one-way) federation and content propagation policies. I'm also assuming that the support in server software for non-moderator users to have better control (assuming trust in the operator of course) will continue to improve over time.