@mrcompletely@heads.social @prachisrivas@masto.ai @renchap@oisaur.com I can not agree to be honest.
As long as you not specifically post something in a private context, it is - like a nft - visible for everyone and one does not have any control over the point if somebody quotes it, copies it and pastes it as a quote .. or just takes a screenshot and then publish that. (Which in the latter case is actually killing any and all accessibility for blind ppl for example.).
So ... including a flag in a protocol that ones post should not be quoted, just creates a false sense of security about something we in fact have no technical control _at all_.
It's as if you just include "
#NoQuotes" in your post and rely on users to respect that.
Hhhmm............