You're repeating your points without refuting mine. You're endorsing my points with the "you're free to choose your own Blocklist", which: - you aren't as an in

You're repeating your points without refuting mine. You're endorsing my points with the "you're free to choose your own Blocklist", which: - you aren't as an individual except through an admin who decides on their instance or the high barrier of running your own. The choice I have is it to love or leave each instance and pay the price of fragmentation and user registration per instance, plus having to switch. In any case, you've unwillingly agreed with me by explaining my "choice" after calling me uninformed and now vague. It's funny how you also see diversity as an unfortunate. Says a lot. Fundamentally, it's not putting the true power of granularity and easy choice on the user but forming small very narrow minded communities at the whim of an admin, with a high cost of transfer (unlike a sub where you might disagre with a mod decisiom). Funnily enough, feels less free choice than Reddit in some aspects.