I mostly left Mastodon once Twitter stopped being so onerous with their wrongthink policies. The abundance of splintered fiefdoms is reminiscent of the power tr

I mostly left Mastodon once Twitter stopped being so onerous with their wrongthink policies. The abundance of splintered fiefdoms is reminiscent of the power tripping found amongst IRCOps in years past, and is frankly a bit of a yawn fest. I'll stick with a platform where I can expect that people I'm conversing with won't be cut loose because one server operator doesn't see eye to eye with another. The irony is if you asked most of these folks how they feel about net neutrality, they'd say they were big proponents.