• @zumi
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    91 year ago

    Allowing an org to federate is not being lenient, it is how federation works. Defederating should be done to protect the federation from a node causing harm to the federation–not preemptively in my opinion.

    • Dr. Wesker
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      1 year ago

      So let a known criminal into your home, until they commit a crime? Wouldn’t not letting the known criminal into your home be the safer, more protective route?

      • @gortbrown
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        81 year ago

        I think a house isn’t the best comparison here, as a house isn’t a public space, whereas the Fediverse is. A better comparison might be a town square or a park. Anyone is welcome to be there, but if they do something bad, or it becomes obvious that they are going to do something bad, then they can be removed from that space. Otherwise they should be allowed to exist in that space.

        • @johnpeters42
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          The counterargument to that (I’m not taking a stance on it, but I get why others would) is “it’s already obvious, look at their past history and what they’ve already done just within the past few days”.

    • @ThorrJo
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      21 year ago

      Facebook will cause harm by its very presence.

      In any event, people with your opinion may end up in one fediverse “neighborhood,” and people with my opinion will end up in another.

      I’m fine with that, as the “neighborhood” I end up in will have a lot less inane garbage everywhere.