Thanks; the tools are more extensive than I had understood. Silence, as you note, is very useful. The tools that are provided should allow them to protect their

Thanks; the tools are more extensive than I had understood. Silence, as you note, is very useful. The tools that are provided should allow them to protect their employees' to about the extent that they are protected on Twitter, while allowing about the same degree of interaction that available on Twitter. It seems that the main issue that is missing is third party moderation, to allow third parties on other instances to opt into their moderation without actually having accounts on their instances. To the extent that users can be trusted to sign up on decent instances, it's probably no worse off than current. Whether the media companies see it that way, of course, is a different question.