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There's some truth to the idea that it just creates lots of petty tyrants. One of the biggest issues I see is the widespread use of non user overridable server
by RobotToaster 4y ago
There's some truth to the idea that it just creates lots of petty tyrants.
One of the biggest issues I see is the widespread use of non user overridable server blacklists. For a technology that is supposed to be about user control, allowing the sysadmin to control who you talk to or follow seems undesirable. While I can understand not wanting, say, porn, all over your global federated feed, not letting users choose to override that for their personal feed is creating a multiple netsplits.
I'm sure some will just say that since it's their server they can do what they want, but I'm talking about what is good for the system as a whole. Currently it feels like the only way to get access to the entire thing is to run your own server, which doesn't seem healthy.