> If there is a giant de-facto operator of spam filtering that’s on by default, it may be akin to centralized in practice. The article shows that you can disab

> If there is a giant de-facto operator of spam filtering that’s on by default, it may be akin to centralized in practice. The article shows that you can disable Primal's spam filter. And I think they are saying that in the future, you can use other spam filters or none at all and just stick with your friends' mute lists.