I think it's useful to have different networks with different rules - that way, we learn about what works and what doesn't. Twitter still has the behaviour you

I think it's useful to have different networks with different rules - that way, we learn about what works and what doesn't. Twitter still has the behaviour you discuss here with people screenshotting pages showing someone blocked them, and publicising them. I'd like a social network that's much more public, to compare it's results with twitter, etc. I'm thinking non-anonymous identities and fully public records of votes, etc.