As someone who worked on a fedi platform, I really appreciate those words. Some UX decisions even attempt to "passively moderate" content, which unfortunately

As someone who worked on a fedi platform, I really appreciate those words. Some UX decisions even attempt to "passively moderate" content, which unfortunately also deter some from actively using the platform as they don't get the as much the feel for the "crowd". For example, not showing the amount of "likes" of a post unless you interact with said post goes a long way in preventing mob-like behaviour. Little stuff like this adds up. But it is hard to sell...