> top level - has to come from communities that are not in an "accepted" list which shouldn't be allowed to form. (the usual suspects like hate speech, CSAM) E

> top level - has to come from communities that are not in an "accepted" list which shouldn't be allowed to form. (the usual suspects like hate speech, CSAM) Even this becomes tricky because you first have to make a common list of banned content and define the lines between what each category of content is. Sure a huge majority of people would like to see CSAM on the list, but they definitely won't agree on what is/isn't CSAM in their opinion I've recently been working through whether any level of content centralization is possible without the fundamental challenge of moderation. If anyone can follow me by consuming content I post to my own site then the main questions are around discoverability. If I'm posting content to a server and service that someone else is directly responsible for, even if federated, they have to consider moderation and the array of different content laws globally.