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@sous_mon_masque@eldritch.cafe
@sous_mon_masque@eldritch.cafe @admin@mastodon.slightlycyberpunk.com my premise is explicitly more individual people choosing their own webs of blocks that have nothing to do with moral/badlist reasons rather than server admins blocking explicitly bad actors, so it’s a different problem. I feel that the old tierlists (tier 0 blocklist, etc) actually approach what I was (personally) getting at a little more
but if we’re talking about admin webs of trust I think having a framework where people aren’t relying on one or two badlists but can slowly build interconnections is more what I was talking about—more tools are always good
