Well Mastodon would make the most sense. They can run their own server with their own moderation policies while still federating with the broader network. The E

Well Mastodon would make the most sense. They can run their own server with their own moderation policies while still federating with the broader network. The EU has actually already done this—the European Commission runs its own Mastodon instance. That's really the key point: with Mastodon, you control your own space. So in theory you can create your own little bubble with your own rules. Which is basically what Truth Social did, since it is also built on Mastodon, but they stripped out all the federation code—so it's just a walled garden that happens to use Mastodon's codebase. Maybe for the best.