> I think if they had merely expressed frustration This is the fundamental fallacy of modern social media, that expressing frustration is action. Nathan wasn't

> I think if they had merely expressed frustration This is the fundamental fallacy of modern social media, that expressing frustration is action. Nathan wasn't going to change, and shouldn't have to. The advancement of decentralization presents an actual action disapproving users can take: leave for another instance, even by creating their own. Fragmentation of communities is a feature, not a bug.