generally, subcultures will focus themselves on their own instances, and implement moderation policies there that support their goals. as long as nobody provide

generally, subcultures will focus themselves on their own instances, and implement moderation policies there that support their goals. as long as nobody provides sufficient consequences, any use of any software is easily possible, including organized hate on the fediverse. if you don't want to see them, they can be mass-ignored at the stroke of a menu, by your moderation team or yourself as a user. if you don't want them to organize their own spaces, you'll have to do something more than use software. after that, it's important to remember anyone anywhere may still see any content you post publicly. it's worth noting there is no accepted approach to this for corporate social media, either, and it can't be resolved given the current legal and political landscape. but at least in a federated space, you get to choose your moderators, they are generally more accountable to you in a personal sense, and your instance should remain small enough that nobody will care whose speech you suppress.